71 Ga. 287 | Ga. | 1883
The mortgage from Davidson to Walter conveys to the latter, as security for his claim, “all that certain stock of goods, consisting of dry-goods, groceries, boots, shoes, hats, caps, hardware, notions, and all such other articles as are usually kept in a first-class country store, and all fixtures and utensils in said store belonging to the mortgagor.” When the mortgage was foreclosed and the property mortgaged was brought to sale under a fi.fa. upon the judgment of foreclosure, among other things thus sold were an iron safe, the show-cases, platform scales, the trucks, copying press, chandeliers, and a cheese case, which were in use in the store at the execution of the mortgage.
We insist upon this better practice; and in all cases hereafter certified, shall hold parties to a strict compliance with the requirements of the Code in this respect.
Judgment affirmed.