Wilson v. Whitworth

This action was instituted by the appellant to recover certain property held under mortgage. On October 31, 1936, the appellee, Melvin E. Whitworth, applied to the appellant to borrow $150. He executed a promissory note for $259.11, and on the same day to secure the payment of said note, he executed a chattel mortgage conveying a Plymouth automobile and certain household goods. He had paid on the note $64.80. Before the appellant would lend the money he required appel-lee to take a policy of insurance for $3,500, the annual premium on which was $84.07. In addition to this premium, appellee…