Gyles v. Stadel

Plaintiff contracted, on February 8, 1928, to purchase from defendants a farm of 40 acres for $5,500 and certain chattels thereon for $1,000, and transferred, as down payment, her equity in a lot at the agreed price of $2,435.94. The time of taking possession was March 1, 1928.

A bill of sale of the chattels was given with chattel mortgage back for the price thereof. The land contract incorporates the bill of sale and chattel mortgage by reference:

“It is expressly understood and agreed that second party is also taking the personal property on said premises and that a bill of sale and chattel…