Lightle v. Castleman

Supreme Court of Arkansas

Lightle v. Castleman

52 Ark. 278

CourtSupreme Court of Arkansas

DecidedNovember 15, 1889

StatusPublished

Cited by3 cases

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Lightle v. Castleman, 52 Ark. 278 (Ark. 1889).

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Per Curiam :

Chattel. Mortage. A mortgage which describes the property as “one black mare mule six years old in the mortgagor’s possession in White County, Arkansas,” states facts by the aid of which third persons could identify the mortgaged property and is a good description. Johnson v. Grisard, 51 Ark., 410; Jones Chat. Mort., secs. 54 and 54a.

Reverse the judgment and reman j the cause.

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Per Curiam :

Chattel. Mortage. A mortgage which describes the property as “one black mare mule six years old in the mortgagor’s possession in White County, Arkansas,” states facts by the aid of which third persons could identify the mortgaged property and is a good description. Johnson v. Grisard, 51 Ark., 410; Jones Chat. Mort., secs. 54 and 54a.

Reverse the judgment and reman j the cause.

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