Butler v. Milner
Supreme Court of Kansas
Appeal from Clark district court; Littleton M. Day, judge.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Porter, J.:
The action was to foreclose a mortgage on property consisting of a livery stable at Englewood. The appellant, F. L. Goodnight, traded a secondhand Ford automobile for the property. The case was in this court once before. (Butler v. Milner, 95 Kan. 463, 148 Pac. 605.) In the recital of facts, in the former opinion it was erroneously stated that the machine was traded to Butler. It was traded to John F. Milner, the mortgagor. Butler became the owner of the mortgage by an exchange or trade with the original mortgagee when the mortgage was long…
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