Cadwell v. Pray

Pray replevied certain goods from the plaintiffs in error, Warren and Marvin Cadwell, claiming a right to them as mortgagee, under a mortgage from Marvin Cadwell to John A. Barrington.

On the tenth day of April, 1876, Marvin Cadwell gave his note to Barrington for $1,150, payable without interest one year from date, and secured it by a chattel mortgage on his stock of goods, in Eureka, Clinton county, valued at $2,300, “ said stock to be kept up to present value, until above mentioned debt is satisfactorily paid. The mortgagee was authorized when he should deem himself insecure, or in case of…