The Law of Chattel Mortgages And Conditional Sales Adapted to New York State
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188, 68 N. Y. Supp. 837.
5. Niagara County Bank v. Lord 33 Hun 557.
6. Krlbbs v. Alford, 120 N. Y. 519 7. See infra, the subdivision Change of Possession in Lieu of, p 63.
8. Roy V. Birdseye, 5 Denio 619.
9. See supra, the chapter Dis tinguished from Other Contracts, p. 6.
10. Preston v. Southwick, 115 N. Y.
139.
11. Preston v. Southwick, 115 N. Y.
139; Tyler v. Strang, 21 Barb. 198.
Filing of Bill of Sale Alone. — If a mortgage is in the form of a bill of sale with a separate defeasance, the f...iling of the bill of sale alone is suf- ficient to satisfy the statute. Pres- ton V. Southwick, 115 N. Y. 139.
12. Haskins v. Kelly, 1 Abb. Pr., N. S., 63, 1 Rob. 160.
Filing. 61 a lease reserving a lien on property to be grown or placed on the premises by the tenant, frequently operates as a chattel mortgage, and the lease must be filed." An agreement contained in a lease of real property that, in case the lease shall be terminated before a certain date, the erections placed upon the leased land shall become the property of the lessor, does not partake of the character of a chattel mortgage and need not be filed as such, even though it operates upon personal property.^* A lease of chattels for a specified rent with an agreement that if the lessee should punctu- ally pay the rent for a certain number of months the lessor would give a bill of sale thereof to the lessee need not be filed as a chattel mortgage.^^ c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
188, 68 N. Y. Supp. 837.
5. Niagara County Bank v. Lord 33 Hun 557.
6. Krlbbs v. Alford, 120 N. Y. 519 7. See infra, the subdivision Change of Possession in Lieu of, p 63.
8. Roy V. Birdseye, 5 Denio 619.
9. See supra, the chapter Dis tinguished from Other Contracts, p. 6.
10. Preston v. Southwick, 115 N. Y.
139.
11. Preston v. Southwick, 115 N. Y.
139; Tyler v. Strang, 21 Barb. 198.
Filing of Bill of Sale Alone. — If a mortgage is in the form of a bill of sale with a separate defeasance, the f...iling of the bill of sale alone is suf- ficient to satisfy the statute. Pres- ton V. Southwick, 115 N. Y. 139.
12. Haskins v. Kelly, 1 Abb. Pr., N. S., 63, 1 Rob. 160.
Filing. 61 a lease reserving a lien on property to be grown or placed on the premises by the tenant, frequently operates as a chattel mortgage, and the lease must be filed." An agreement contained in a lease of real property that, in case the lease shall be terminated before a certain date, the erections placed upon the leased land shall become the property of the lessor, does not partake of the character of a chattel mortgage and need not be filed as such, even though it operates upon personal property.^* A lease of chattels for a specified rent with an agreement that if the lessee should punctu- ally pay the rent for a certain number of months the lessor would give a bill of sale thereof to the lessee need not be filed as a chattel mortgage.^^ c.
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