Bank of Denver v. Legler

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Knauss.

This action involves the right to possession of certain service station equipment as between contending chattel mortgagees. The facts, briefly stated, appear as follows: Prior to March 13, 1956, defendant in error George Legler was the owner of a service station located at 2200 West 29th Avenue in Denver, known as Legler Chevron Service Station. Several days prior to that date he had entered into negotiations with J. H. Morrow, Marvin G. Kelly and A. C. Ihle for the sale of the station for a total purchase price of $5,500.

Morrow and his associates applied to the…