Woodward v. Lutsch

Citations

• 69 Wash. 59
• 124 P. 393
• 1912 Wash. LEXIS 844

Syllabus

<p>Chattel Mortgages—Default—Foeeclosube—Declabing Whole Debt Due. A provision in a chattel mortgage that the mortgagee could take possession upon default in any payment, and immediately proceed to sell in the manner provided by law and pay the amounts provided in the notes, authorizes a foreclosure for the whole amount due when any part becomes due; and seizure on notice of sale is a sufficient declaration of intent to declare the whole debt due.</p> <p>Same—Defenses—Tendee-—Sufficiency. After seizure of mortgaged chattels and commencement of foreclosure, a tender must include accrued costs, including a reasonable attorney’s fee stipulated for in the mortgage.</p>