Ely

Ely v. Williams

Good Law
1907 Cal. App. LEXIS 119·6 Cal. App. 455·92 P. 393
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaSeptember 23, 1907Civ. No. 316.California1,306 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Taggart, J.

Appeal from a judgment in favor of plaintiff in an action of claim and delivery.

Plaintiff is the mortgagee and defendants are the mortgagors of the personal property which is the subject matter of the action. The court finds: The defendants gave a chattel mortgage to secure the payment to plaintiff of a certain protnissory note set out in the mortgage, which was given as the purchase price for the goods mortgaged; they defaulted in the payments therein provided to be made; and plaintiff demanded possession of said personal property from them in accordance with the terms of said mortgage; they refused to deliver the property to plaintiff, and upon such refusal he brought this action and caused the sheriff of Kern county to take possession of the property. Defendants reclaimed the property and resumed possession thereof by giving the undertaking provided by law for that purpose. Prior to the filing of the complaint in this action, but on the same day, plaintiff . instituted an action in said superior court wherein, in due course, he obtained judgment against defendants for the balance found due on said promissory note, foreclosing said chattel mortgage and decreeing that said…

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