Logan v. Greer

A trover suit for a certain windmill was brought against J. R. Logan and his wife. The'testimony in the case discloses that Logan borrowed money from an insurance company, and secured the loan by a security deed to certain land, to which, at the time of the execution of the deed, the windmill was attached as a part of the realty; that subsequently, while Logan was in possession of the land, he detached the windmill and moved it over upon lands owned by his wife. He defaulted in payment of his notes, and under a power of sale in the security deecL the property was sold, and the bid was…