Indiana Truck Corp. v. Hurry Up Broadway Co.

Opinion op the Court by

Commissioner Hobson

Reversing.

The Indiana Truck Corporation of Kentucky is in the business of selling trucks, and on March 21, 1925, it sold a truck to P. M. Squires and took a mortgage to secure the unpaid purchase money. The mortgage was duly recorded on March 25, 1925. Squires took possession of the truck and used it in his business, and on February 24, 1926, delivered it to the Hurry Up Broadway Company, which furnished new tires and put them on the truck, its bill amounted to $311.20. As soon as the tires were placed on the truck the Hurry Up Broadway 'Company…