Dunn v. Buckley
Wisconsin Supreme Court
APPEA.L from the Circuit Court for Dane County. Action for the cancellation of a mortgage and to have the same declared to be fully satisfied. The facts are stated in the opinion. The plaintiff appealed from a judgment dismissing the complaint.
1Opinion of the Court
Oeton, J".
William Dunn, the husband of the plaintiff, was the owner of valuable omnibus property, and was en*191gaged in running omnibuses in the city of Madison, and had borrowed at different times a considerable sum of money of William Buckley, one of the defendants, to be used in his business, and on the 16th day of November, 1872, he gave Buckley a bill of sale on all said omnibus property to secure the same, and perhaps future advances, and such bill of sale was duly filed as a mortgage. In a short time Buckley became dissatisfied with such security, and exacted of Dunn as additional and…
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