Slaker v. McCormick-saeltzer Co.

In May, 1912, Nannie R. Prick executed and delivered to plaintiff, Slaker, a mortgage of real property to secure her promissory note for one thousand dollars. The mortgage was not recorded until January 4, 1916. In the meanwhile, the appellant, the McCormick-Saeltzer Company, commenced an action against Nannie R. Frick and her husband, and levied an attachment on the mortgaged property. It recovered judgment in the action. Execution was issued, and the appellant purchased the property at the execution sale. A certificate of sale was issued to appellant on November 10, 1915, and was recorded…