McCord v. Gilbert

This was an action of replevin brought by the appellants against the appellees, in which there was judgment for the appellees, and retorno habendo awarded.

On April 2, 1891, Alvin G. Kuhns gave a chattel mortgage to the appellants, Ezra McCord and William L. Gog-gin, covering the contents of a certain saloon in Chicago, consisting of liquors and saloon fixtures.

The mortgage ivas given to secure $6,000, of which $4,000 was payable to McCord and $2,000 to Goggin, according to Kuhns’ promissory notes payable in ten months, with six per cent interest.

Some time between the giving of that mortgage…