Goodrich Silvertown Stores v. F. M. Rugg Motor Sales Co.

In 1936, appellee, the F. M. Rugg Motor Sales Company, sold an automobile to one Goltrie. Contemporaneous therewith Goltrie executed and delivered to appellee a chattel mortgage to secure a portion of the purchase price. The mortgage was promptly filed for record. Goltrie was given possession of the car. The mortgage speaks no word concerning subsequent accéssions to the car, if that fact is of importance, which we think it is not.

Thereafter, in 1937, at the request of the mortgagor, appellant sold Goltrie four tires. This contract of sale was a conditional retain-title one. It was promptly…