Lowden Savings Bank v. Zeller
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Cedar District Court. — F. 0. Ellison, Judge. Action to enjoin foreclosure of a chattel mortgage given by defendant Frahm to defendants the Zellers. The court found the mortgage to be a valid prior lien on all non exempt property, and that plaintiff was entitled, under its mortgage lien, to the exempt property. All parties appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtArthur, J.
Defendant F. H. Fralnn was a married man, the head of a family, arid a farmer. On June 8, 1918, he executed a chattel mortgage to L. & L. F. Zeller, a copartnership, covering 20 head of two-year old steers, 5 head of heifer calves, 5 head of Shorthorn malé calves, 15 cows, 5 horses, and 110 Hampshire pigs about three months old. This mortgage provided :
“It being understood that this mortgage shall also include the increase and all additions that may hereafter be made to the above described; also any other chattels of every nature and kind that I may own and possess on the above described…
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