Simon v. Leland

Bryson, a clothing dealer, gave a chattel mortgage to High, in his individual capacity and as trustee, purporting to secure to High $1,000, to the First. National Bank of Ovid $1,000, to the Oakland County Savings Bank $2,000, and to Sigmund Simon and Isaac Mendelson, the appellants, $1,437.95. This mortgage was dated September 9, 1893, and soon after Bryson gave a bill of sale of his stock to Estey. On September 15, Rosenblatt Bros, replevied from High, Estey, and Bryson a portion of the stock which Bryson had purchased from them; and, while yet in the hands of the sheriff, Simon and…