Fordyce v. Neal

Decision Date24 April 1879
Citation40 Mich. 705
CourtMichigan Supreme Court
PartiesThomas J. Fordyce v. Abraham Neal

Submitted April 18, 1879

Error to Isabella. Submitted April 18. Decided April 24.

Judgment reversed with costs and a new trial ordered.

Fancher & Dodds for plaintiff in error.

Brown & Leaton for defendant in error.

Marston, J. The other Justices concurred.

OPINION

Marston, J.

The only question presented in this case is as to the sufficiency of a description of certain oxen in a chattel mortgage, which had been duly filed, as against one claiming to be a subsequent bona fide purchaser.

The description was: "all the cattle, consisting of two yoke, aged six and seven years, color, red, white and blue * * and all other property now in our possession in or about said village," etc.

This clearly must be held a good description within the rule laid down in Farwell et al. v. Fox, 18 Mich. 166; Willey v. Snyder, 34 Mich. 60. It was not necessary that the full description as given should apply to each ox.

The judgment must be reversed with costs and a new trial ordered.

The other Justices concurred.

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  • Farm & Cattle Loan Co. v. Faulkner
    • United States
    • Wyoming Supreme Court
    • 12 Enero 1926
    ... ... offer evidence of identity, for the reason that they were ... fully identified by the pleadings; Adamson vs ... Fagan, 47 N.W. 56; Fordyce vs. Neal, 40 Mich ... 705; Adams Co. vs. So. Omaha, 123 F. 641; plaintiff ... paid its taxes in Weston County. The judgment should be ... ...
  • Genesee Merchants Bank & Trust Co. v. Grand Packing Co.
    • United States
    • Court of Appeal of Michigan — District of US
    • 1 Diciembre 1967
    ...red, white, and blue * * * and all other property now in our possession in or about said village,' held to be sufficient in Fordyce v. Neal (1879), 40 Mich. 705. See, also, National Live Stock Credit Corp. of St. Louis v. Thompson (CA 10, 1935), 76 F.2d 696; Genger v. Albers (1949), 90 Cal.......
  • Wade v. Strachan
    • United States
    • Michigan Supreme Court
    • 5 Octubre 1888
    ...v. Snyder sustain the validity of this mortgage as against the first objection stated. Curtis v. Martz, 14 Mich. 510; Fordyce v. Neal, 40 Mich. 705; Austin v. French, 36 Mich. 199; Giddey v. Uhl, 27 Mich. 94. The second objection is based upon the fact that plaintiff's mortgage was not rene......
  • Wade v. Strachan
    • United States
    • Michigan Supreme Court
    • 5 Octubre 1888
    ... ... Willey v. Snyder sustain the ... validity of this mortgage as against the first objection ... stated. Curtis v. Martz, 14 Mich ... 510; Fordyce v. Neal, 40 Mich ... 705; Austin v. French, 36 Mich ... 199; Giddey v. Uhl, 27 Mich. 94 ... The ... second objection is based upon ... ...
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