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  "name": "James Pease v. The L. Fish Furniture Co.",
  "name_abbreviation": "Pease v. The L. Fish Furniture Co.",
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      "James Pease v. The L. Fish Furniture Co."
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        "text": "Mr. Justice Waterman\ndelivered the opinion of the Court.\nAppellee, \u201c a regular dealer on the so-called installment plan,\u201d sold to a married woman a quantity of furniture, taking as security therefor a chattel mortgage upon the property so sold; the mortgage was executed by the purchaser alone, her husband not joining therein, which mortgage was duly acknowledged and recorded.\nThereafter, judgment having been obtained against the purchaser, a levy ivas made upon the mortgaged property; whereupon appellee replevied said furniture.\nWe have in Patterson v. Higgins, 58 Ill. App. 268, passed upon the question here presented. To the ruling in that case we adhere.\nAppellant urges that the grammar of the chattel mortgage statute is opposed to the construction we have put upon that act.\nIn construing statutes, grammatical accuracy is not so much to be sought for as the intent and purpose of the enactment. Endlich on Construction of Statutes, Sec. 113.\nThe memorandum made by the justice before whom the mortgage was acknowledged was sufficient. Crescent Coal and Mining Co. v. Raymond, 57 Ill. App. 197. Affirmed.",
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    "attorneys": [
      "S. W. HcCaslin, attorney for appellant.",
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    "head_matter": "James Pease v. The L. Fish Furniture Co.\n1. Statutes\u2014Grammatical Accuracy in Construing.\u2014In construing statutes, grammatical accuracy is not so much to be sought for as the intent and purpose of the enactment.\n3. Chattel Mortgages\u2014For Purchase Money.\u2014 Section 34, Chapter 95, R. S., entitled \u201cMortgages,\u201d providing that no chattel mortgage executed by a married man or woman on household goods shall be valid unless joined in by the husband or wife, has no application to a mortgage given to secure the purchase money of the goods upon which it is given. Paterson v. Higgins, 58 Ill. App. 368, followed.\nReplevin.\u2014Appeal from the Superior Court of Cook County; the Hon. Arthur H. Chetlaiht, Judge, presiding.\nHeard in this court at the March term, 1897.\nAffirmed.\nOpinion filed May 6, 1897.\n[Note.\u2014The memorandum made by the justice before whom the mortgage was acknowledged, held sufficient by the court, was as follows:\n\u201c Chattel Mortgage, ( Mrs. Abby Pinkston\nDated Sept. 13, 1894. \u2022] to\nConsideration \u00a7600.00. ( L. Fish.\nAck\u2019d and ent'd Sept. 14, 1894.\n3 chamber suits, 3 folding beds, 1 dresser, 3 toilet dresser, 3 matt., 3 cheffoniers, 3 springs, 1 center table, 1 center table, 1 6-foot extension table, 3 center tables, 10 pair pillows, 1 pair curtains, 10 comforters, 1 Laurel range, pipe, furniture and water front, No. 1408 Wabash Av.\u201d]\nS. W. HcCaslin, attorney for appellant.\nHofheimer & Pflaum, attorneys for appellee."
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