Auto Building & Loan Ass'n v. Hall

Opinion by

Keller, J.,

On December 29, 1921, Edgar B. Hall, who was the owner of twenty shares of stock in Auto Building & Loan Association, hereinafter called Auto Association, under two different books, or certificates, for ten shares each, maturing at different times, borrowed $4,000 from said building and loan association, giving his bond secured by a building and loan association mortgage on premises No. 129 North 63d Street, Philadelphia, as security, and as additional security assigned to the association, as collateral, his twenty shares of stock aforesaid. One certificate for ten shares…