37 N.J. Eq. 32 | New York Court of Chancery | 1883
This suit is brought to foreclose a chattel mortgage given by John H. Marrin to the complainants, James M. Shaw & Co., of the city of New York, October 17th, 1882, to secure the payment of a debt of $375 due from him to them, and for which he then gave them his note payable on the 30th of' December then next. The mortgage was given in Newark, and was upon :
'•’All the stock, fixtures, goods and chattels of every name and kind then being in Marrin’s china, glass and house-furnishing store, No. 661 Broad street, in that city, and also any and all other stock, goods, chattels and fixtures that might be placed in that store and building by him during the existence of the mortgage, whether placed there to replace any then being there or to add to those that were already there
and also the horse and wagon then owned by him and used by him in connection with the business and store. The mortgage was acknowledged on the day of its date, before Mr. Glen, the defendant, as a master of this court, and was recorded on the 21st of October, two days afterwards, in Essex county, where