Berlein v. Eddy

In January, 1922, A. G. Cason was indebted to Berlein, the plaintiff in error, who was plaintiff in the action below, in the sum of $230.00 and gave to Berlein a chattel mortgage upon the former’s “entire crops of every kind and description,” to secure the payment of the debt. The debt was incurred for the purchase price of a mule, the title to which remained in the plaintiff, according to the mortgage, until the latter was paid. The mortgage also covered all “live stock and * * other personal property, including all round or square timber, * * including turpentine raised in the years…