Aas v. St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator Co.

This ease involves the right of the defendant elevator company to storage charges as against the mortgagee of grain stored by the mortgagor after the mortgage was in default. The facts may be briefly stated as follows: In November, 1928, Martin Dyrness, a tenant of one Idegaard, gave a note to Martin Aas and Lewis Morten-sen for $960.25, due October 1, 1929. To secure the note he executed a chattel mortgage covering his one-half interest in crops of every kind to be grown and harvested during the year of 1929. The mortgage also secured advances in a sum not to exceed $400. The mortgage was…