In Re Miller

Oscar C. Miller, doing business as the Fremont Greenhouses, became indebted to the Fremont Co-operative Produce Company for coal in the sum of $2,954.62; and on April 30, 1924, he gave the Fremont Co-operative Produce Company notes for the foregoing amount and a chattel mortgage to secure their payment. This mortgage described the property covered by it as follows:

“All and singular the crops of radishes, lettuce, tomatoes, flowers, plants and other crops whatsoever, now standing or growing, or that may hereafter be raised, grown, or produced in the greenhouses owned or operated by said first…