Hungate v. Reynolds
Illinois Supreme Court
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Clay county; the Hon. James C. Allen, Judge, presiding.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Sheldon
On the 20th of September, 1871, Benjamin P. Reynolds made a chattel mortgage of twelve horses to Jackson P. Hun-gate, to secure the payment of his- promissory note to the latter for $838.60. Hungate died March 9, 1872, leaving Catharine Hungate, his widow, and George Hungate and John Hungate, his only heirs. Catharine Hungate was appointed administratrix of his estate. The note fell due March 20, 1872, and default being made in its payment, ten of the horses were sold under the mortgage on the 30th of March, .1872, for the sum of $600. Catharine Hungate, the administratrix, being sick, was…
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