Loy v. Loy

This was an action brought by the appellant to enjoin the appellee from using or removing a lot of corn.

The complaint avers that Amos D. Loy, on the 10th day of September, 1888, executed to the plaintiff a chattel mortgage on about thirty acres of growing corn, and other personal property, to secure the payment of certain notes executed by said Amos D/to the plaintiff; that by the terms of the mortgage, and by reason of the failure of the mortgagor to pay the notes therein mentioned, at maturity, the plaintiff took possession of the mortgaged property and became the absolute owner thereof;…