First National Bank v. Lindenstruth

On August the twentieth, eighteen hundred and ninety, Lindenstruth borrowed five thousand and five hundred dollars in cash from The George Bauernschmidt Brewing Company of Baltimore, and at the . same time, and to secure the repayment of the loan, executed and delivered to the lender a mortgage conveying both real and personal property, and likewise all of the mortgagor’s “ stock in trade, such as whiskies, brandies, -wines, liquors of any sort and description.” Amongst other things, the mortgage contained the following'provision: “And it is hereby expressly understood that all stock and…