McLarty v. Ashmore

Citations

• 128 Miss. 735
• 91 So. 421

Syllabus

<p>Chattel Moetgages. Deed of trust on personal property immediately taken to county of buyer's residence not constructive notice to subsequent purchaser for valuable consideration unless recorded in such county.</p> <p>Under section 2787, Code 1906 (section 2291, Hemingway’s Code), and section 2785, Code 1906 (section 2289, Hemingway’s Code), providing that all mortgages and deeds of trust on personal property, to he effectual against subsequent purchasers for value without notice, shall he recorded in the county in which the property may remain, where personal property is sold and is immediately carried to, and thereafter remains in, the county of the purchaser’s residence, a deed of trust to secure the purchase price of such property must he recorded in the county of the purchaser’s residence to render it constructive notice to a subsequent purchaser for a valuable consideration.</p>