Alexander Lumber Co. v. Kellerman

The appellee, on September 20, 1930, filed its bill pursuant to the Liens Act (Cahill’s Ill. Rev. St. ch. 82), to foreclose its lien against certain premises, which had belonged to Frank E. Kellerman and wife. On or about April 14, 1928, Frank E. Kellerman and wife mortgaged the said premises for the sum of $5,000, making the Chicago Title & Trust Company trustee in the trust deed given to secure the payment of said loan. The note was made payable to bearer. Appellee on the 18th day of April, 1928, entered into a contract with Kellerman and wife to furnish lumber and building material for the…