Hallman v. Dothan Foundry & MacHine Co.
Alabama Court of Appeals
Appeal from Circuit Court, Houston County'; H. A. Pearce, Judge. Action in detinue by the Dothan Foundry & Machine Company against L. B. Hallman, for the recovery of personal property in specie. From a judgment for plaintiff, defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtSamford, J.
The plaintiff relied for recovery upon a mortgage properly executed by one J. W. Wilson and duly recorded on September 6, 1917. This mortgage described one Ford motor and frame with “a Smith-Form-a-Truck attachment attached, the attachment this day delivered to him.’'’ About the 1st of September, Wilson, the mortgagor, purchased of the plaintiff a Smith" Form-a-Truck attachment, complete, to be attached to a Ford chassis which he brought to the plaintiff’s place of business. Wilson did not pay for the Form-a-Truck attachment, but executed the mortgage, hereinabove referred to, to secure the…
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