Rudemien v. Bershadsky

One Harris purchased furniture from defendant in July, 1905, and purchased some additional furniture elsewhere thereafter. At the time of purchase from defendant, he executed a chattel mortgage for $183.36, being the purchase price, payable $20 on signing, and $1.50 weekly thereafter. The mortgage contains the usual clauses as to the right of the mortgagee to take the property on default and sell it 30 days thereafter, etc. Plaintiff sues as a subsequent mortgagee, and also as assignee of Harris as to this cause of action.

In January, 1909, defendant, with a marshal and a number of men, took…