Legal Opinion
Mell v. Winslow
Washington Supreme Court
Decided January 31, 1957No. 33625PublishedCited by 9 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtOtt, J.
May 28, 1953, Warren N. Winslow executed to E. J. Mell, doing business as the Shelton Auto Loan Company, his promissory note in the sum of sixteen thousand two hundred dollars. The same day, he executed a chattel mortgage to secure the note on a used caterpillar tractor and a Hyster arch to match. Winslow having defaulted in the payment of the note, Mell commenced this action to recover the amount due and to foreclose the mortgage. Mell joined as a party defendant in the action Robert I. Tenney, doing business as the Tenney Truck & Tractor Company, who claimed a lien on the tractor for…
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