74 Iowa 524 | Iowa | 1888
The property in controversy is a quantity of oats raised by John Reeve in the year 1886. On the eleventh day of March of that year, Reeve executed to plaintiff his promissory note for fifteen hundred dollars, and to secure the same gave a chattel mortgage on “all crops of every kind and description grown, during the year 1886, on the following premises, to-wit, the northeast quarter of section twenty-eight (28), and the east half of the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter, and the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter, of section twenty-one (21), in township 84, range 21, Story county.” On the twelfth of May following, he executed to the First National Bank of Nevada his promissory note of three hundred and thirty dollars, and to secure the same gave a chattel mortgage on all personal property and crops on the same premises. That mortgage, however, provides that it shall be subjected to all other liens on the property. The oats in question were grown on the premises described in the mortgages, but they were sown after plaintiff’s mortgage was executed. After they were harvested and threshed, defendant, who was then the
We find no error in the record, and the judgment will be Affirmed.