In re Higgs
District Court, E.D. Michigan
1Opinion of the Court
PICARD, District Judge.
This is a reclamation petition brought by H. Hirschfield Sons Co. based upon the claimed validity of a chattel mortgage. The equities preponderate in favor of petitioner. The law, however, does not.
Findings of Fact
Here are the facts. In early 1952 Arthur E. Higgs and Jane C. Higgs, doing business as the Jany Ceramic Fashions, made arrangements to borrow $8,-000 from petitioner H. Hirschfield Sons Co. to take care of current bills. Petitioner advanced them this amount in three installments, June 23rd ($3,000), July 10th ($2,500) and July 11th ($2,-500), 1952. On the last…
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