Connecticut Valley Onion Co. v. Pielock

By an instrument bearing date April 20, 1930, the defendant Pielock purported to mortgage “Seven (7) acres of tobacco and Eight (8) acres of seed onions and one *288half 04) two (2) acres of sett onions, growing or to be grown, on my land, located at Whatley, [sfc] Mass, on the east of river road,” to the Connecticut Valley Onion Company. The consideration stated was $1 and other valuable consideration. The writing was blank as to the amount, time, and interest. On April 20 Pielock owed the mortgagee $438.24 and interest on a demand note dated November 15, 1928, and it was agreed that the company…