Holland Furnace Co. v. Joy

*253OPINION

By LONES, J.

It is claimed by Joy and The Perpetual Savings and Loan Company that the heater and equipment replevined in this case are fixtures and part of the real estate, and that by reason of the same becoming part of the real estate, the mortgage to The Perpetual Savings and Loan Company is a prior lien to the lien of the conditional sale contract. By the conditional sale contract the plaintiff reserved the title until the heater and equipment would be fully paid for. It did not reserve the title to the first item, but only to the second one, above mentioned, that is to the heater…