Kelley v. Howell

Opinion op the Court by

Druby, Commissioner—

Reversing.

A lien held by Miles Kelley was adjudged to be in ferior to one asserted by Clarence Howell, and Kelley bas prayed an appeal.

On September 9, 1930, Kelley Brothers, a farming partnership, mortgaged to Miles Kelley of Marysville, Kan., certain property in which was a large corn crop, and this mortgage was on that day recorded in the proper office. Shortly thereafter this corn was cnt and shocked and so remained nntil January, 1931, when Kelley' Brothers contracted with Clarence Howell for him to shred this fodder and to bale the shreddings,.…