Flint v. Trahey

Plaintiffs held a promissory note executed by defendants Trahey and Horning for $964.61, due July 7, 1930. This note was originally payable to the order of "W. J. Grant Realty Company and Henry Flint. Payment was secured by chattel mortgage on farming tools and stock belonging to the makers of the note. After the note fell due the Grant Realty Company assigned all of its interest therein to plaintiffs. Thereafter plaintiffs, first having demanded and been refused possession of the mortgaged property, brought this suit in replevin. By giving a bond the mortgagors retained possession of the…