Johnson v. McBrian

(after stating the facts as above).

The principal question presented by tMs appeal is: What was the effect, if any, of writing the name of George E. Allen instead of George E. Allee in the granting clause of the mortgage? Aside from tMs error, there is no question raised oit presented as to the validity of the mortgage or its sufficiency to pass title of the automobile in controversy to appellant. It therefore follows that if the error in writing the wrong name in the granting clause is not sufficient to defeat appellant’s otherwise good title, appellee should not be permitted to recover in…