Albert v. Uhrich

Citations

• 180 Pa. 283
• 36 A. 745
• 1897 Pa. LEXIS 918

Syllabus

<p>Fixtures — Husband and wife — Mortgage.</p> <p>Where a husband voluntarily, at his own expense, places on his wife’s real estate consisting of amill property which he is managing as her agent, a boiler and an engine, with suitable connections for furnishing power when the water is low, and subsequently joins his wife in executing a mortgage on the land, the boiler and engine are not trade fixtures, and the husband, as against the mortgagees or purchasers at sheriff’s sale on proceedings under the mortgage, has no right to remove them.</p>