Money v. Somers Savings Bank

One Ness was the owner of a 320-aere farm in Calhoun County, on which Annis & Rohling held a mortgage for $32,000, which was in existence and unpaid during all times in controversy herein. Tbe appellant bank held a second mortgage on tbe same land for $6,200, but this debt was also secured by a chattel mortgage for a like amount, covering the chattel property of Ness. The bank also held a second chattel mortgage for $1,320, covering the chattel property of Ness. Appellee herein held a chattel mortgage on 800 bushels of corn in the crib and held on said land. Appellee commenced proceedings to…