McGregor v. Cole

Hooker. J.

Defendant, being in the employ of the plaintiff, got married, and, wishing to go to keeping-house, prevailed on the plaintiff ‘ to aid him in buying-some household goods, which he did by signing a note with him for $72, and paying for a stove $6, making $78 in all.. The defendant gave the plaintiff a chattel mortgage for the amount, which provided that, if the mortgagor should attempt to remove the goods, or any part of the same, from the house where he was living, without *263the written consent of the plaintiff, the plaintiff might take the same, and hold them until the mortgage…