Everett v. Brown

I. As a defense to the action, defendants pleaded that the principal in the bond was the owner of the property seized under the attachment, by virtue of a chattel mortgage before executed to him by the defendant in attachment. The case was determined upon the issue raised by this defense. The coiirt found specially the execution and recording of the chattel mortgage, in which the property intended to be conveyed is described in the following language: “ Eleven head of cattle, as follows: one cow, nearly all red, a little white; one red heifer; one white and red heifer; one black and white…