Brown v. Mynard

Burdick & Obringer, copartners, being indebted to the plaintiffs for machinery, gave them at different times two chattel mortgages, covering separate and distinct property, and covering distinct and different debts. On February 10, 1894, to further secure these *402debts, Burdick gave a bill of sale on 50,000 broom handles, situate at his mill, he having in the meantime succeeded to the partnership property and assumed its indebtedness. On April 28th, he executed another bill of sale to secure the same indebtedness, upon 75,000 more handles. These bills of sale were duly and promptly' filed. June…