Anglo-American Mill Co. v. Community Mill Co.

— On November 5, 1919, the, Community Mill Company, hereafter referred to as the mill company, purchased from the respondent the flour-mill, machinery and accessories that are the subject matter of this suit. What is termed a license, title retaining, contract was entered into, by the terms of which it was agreed that the respondent should retain title to the personal property until the same was fully paid for, and also that “no matter in what manner such property shall become attached to real estate, it shall not become a fixture or part of the real estate.” Soon thereafter the milling…