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Fixtures - Conditional Sale-Mortgage- Rights Of Parties
Fixtures - Conditional Sale-Mortgage- Rights Of Parties
Michigan Law Review
The plaintiff, holding a real estate mortgage recorded before the defendant's notice of conditional sale, bought in the premises at the foreclosure sale. The defendant claimed plumbing and heating fixtures sold to the mortgagor on a contract of conditional sale, notice of which was properly recorded according to the statute. Held, the defendant's title to the fixtures was not protected as against the plaintiff by the recording under the Massachusetts statute. Waverley Cooperative Bank v. Haner (Mass. 1930) 173 N.E. 699.
Sales-Passage Of Title Before Payment Of Purchase Price
Sales-Passage Of Title Before Payment Of Purchase Price
Michigan Law Review
In January, S agreed to sell his business to the plaintiff, who went into possession, took over the lease, and operated the business. He did not have sufficient money to pay the purchase price at the time, and no bill of sale was given. A creditor of S took judgment on a promissory note made by S, of the existence of which note the plaintiff first became aware in February, and levied execution on the goods in the store. The plaintiff filed a claim of property. Held, that there was no sale at the time of the transfer of …
Receivers-Appointment Without Notice-Sufficient Cause--Plaintiff
Receivers-Appointment Without Notice-Sufficient Cause--Plaintiff
Indiana Law Journal
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