Kost

The plaintiff leased certain real property to defendant Mary Kost, who thereafter assigned her lease to defendants Egley. Together with the assignment of the lease Mary Kost sold and transferred to the Egleys certain personal property constituting the furniture, furnishings, etc., in the leased premises. This personal property was subject to a chattel mortgage which had been executed by Kost to the plaintiff to secure the payment of each and every of the installments of rent provided for in the lease. A default having occurred in payment of rent due, the lessor gave notice to defendants Egley to pay the unpaid balance of rent then due within three days from the date of the notice or deliver up possession of the premises. Said defendants thereupon vacated the premises without paying the rent demanded, but they first removed from said premises the mortgaged property. This action was brought by lessor, who was also the mortgagee, to recover possession of the mortgaged property. By claim and delivery proceedings the personal property was delivered to the plaintiff and was in possession of the plaintiff when judgment was entered herein. Judgment was entered in favor of the plaintiff…