Ginsburg v. Morrall

Edward J. Morrall, appellee, bought of B. Ginsburg, appellant, a furniture dealer, certain household goods. He paid some money therefor, and gave his note for the balance of the purchase money.

This note was secured by giving a chattel mortgage of said goods, signed in the name of “ Edward Morril ” and “ Edward Morill,” properly acknowledged in the name of “ Edward Moril,” and filed for record in the the recorder’s office of Cook county. The mortgage provided that upon default in any or either of said payments that Morrall should deliver up the goods to Ginsburg.

During the period of two years…