Dosbaugh National Bank v. Jelf
Citations
- 86 Kan. 41
- 119 P. 538
- 1911 Kan. LEXIS 177
Syllabus
<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>Sale — Conditions—Mortgage—Exemptions. Under the facts: stated in the opinion it is held that the sale of a span of mules-was a sale for cash, that delivery of the mules was conditioned upon payment of a check upon a bank given for the price, and that an oral chattel mortgage given by the purchaser to-the bank which furnished the money to meet the cheek was-.valid, and as a purchase-money mortgage was superior to exemption rights claimed by the widow of the mortgagor.</p>
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