Frick v. Fritz
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Cedar Rapids Superior Court. — Hon. T. MGibbrson, Judge. Plaintiff is a judgment creditor of the defendant Fritz, and claims the personal property in controversy under the levy of an attachment. The interveners claim it as-mortgagees of Fritz. Trial to the court, and judgment for the plaintiff. The interveners appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
Sherwin, J.-
1 — July 20, 1898, the interveners sold and delivered to the defendant Fritz 101 yearling and two year old steers at the agreed price of $2,323, and took his note therefor, and a chattel mortgage on the cattle securing the same. The description of the cattle in the mortgage is as follows: “One hundred and one yearlings and two year olds, branded with the letter F on left hip.”' *440The mortgage recites that it is given for the purchase price, that the property is unincumbered, and that it is in possession of the mortgagor in “Rodman, Palo Alto county, Iowa.” It was properly recorded…
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