Evans v. Finley
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtLusk, J.
In the view that the court takes of this case the only question that need be discussed is the propriety of the circuit court’s ruling that the defendant’s mortgage is barred by the statute of limitations. That question involves the constitutional validity of a statute enacted by the legislature in 1935 relating to chattel mortgages: § 3, Ch. 200, Oregon Laws 1935. Before the 1935 amendment the statute read as follows:
“Every mortgage, deed of trust, conveyance, or instrument of writing intended to operate as a mortgage of personal property, either alone or with real property, hereafter made,…
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