Hardt v. Deutsch
New York Supreme Court
, Creditor’s action to subject mortgaged chattels to the satisfaction of plaintiffs’ judgments.
1Opinion of the CourtPryor, J.
The action is a creditor’s suit to subject mortgaged chattels to the satisfaction of plaintiffs’ judgments.
The mortgages in controversy, payable on demand, and covering all the merchandise 'in the mortgagors’ store, were executed on the 16th of May, 1896, by the firm of Deutsch & Co.; one to Wallach & Schiele, as security for $42,514.06, of which $17,514.06 was an antecedent debt, and $25,000 was advanced at the time; the other to Nathan Silverstein for $17,400,-of which $12,400 was an. antecedent debt, and $5,000 an advance at the time. The consideration of the mortgages goes without…
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