Johnson v. Interstate Securities Co.

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Hoch, J.:

A owned a truck — or a truck chassis — which he mortgaged to B, retaining possession. The mortgage covered the truck “and all equipment and attachments thereon, substituted or added *347thereto.” Different beds were usable on the chassis. Subsequent to the mortgage, a bed specially adapted to hauling grain was built, acquired by A, attached by bolts to the chassis at different times and used by A. While the grain bed was attached to the chassis, A sold it to C, who had no actual knowledge of the mortgage. C used it at times upon another chassis…