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... of this type of legal instrument: "At common law, a chattel mortgage is a sale of a chattel on a condition subsequent, upon performance of which the title reverts in the mortgagor, and upon breach of which the mortgagee's title becomes absolute." The authors of Black's Legal Dictionary have defined...

... rural credit, primarily in the form of mortgage loans. Such local financial institutions embraced a social mission of aiding the poor and promoting small producers, while seeking to encourage economic modernization and Czech national revival. Strengthening the economic position of small agricultural...

... mortgage relief. The study brings attention both to the legal arguments in a formative case and, critically, to the historical context leading 619 Agricultural History Fall up to and surrounding the supreme Court decision. As such, it should be welcomed both by those interested in the legal history...

... Press , 1959 ). 12. Gail Radford , The Rise of the Public Authority: Statebuilding and Economic Development in Twentieth-Century America ( Chicago : University of Chicago Press , 2013 ), 11 . Prominent examples of government lending agencies have included the Federal National Mortgage...

... no further land dealings. They bought and sold other land, mortgaged their land for significant amounts of 17.Durant,Historyof KalamazooCounty4, 35-56, 544-52. 564 / Agricultural History cash, and loaned money to other farmers secured by the borrowers' property (Table 11). The earlier part-owners were...

... were many and varied: depressed foreign markets, fewer domestic markets due to population shifts and diet changes, increased farm mortgage debt, overproduction of farm crops and animals, increased mechanization with resulting maintenance costs, over-tilled marginal farm land, continued reluctance...

... Book D, 47,154–55, YCA Yolo County, "Mortgages," Book A, 287–89, 322–23 Book B, 112–13, 224–28, 357–58, 564–65, YCA Yolo County, "Articles of Agreement," 58-60,107-108, YCA Paul W. Gates , California Ranchos and Farms, 1846–1862 (Madison: State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1967...

... purchased through low-interest mortgages underwritten by philanthropic organizations or cooperative credit associations. At the other end of the spectrum are kibbutz cooperatives in Israel, where members share ownership of the collective s assets and debts; for its part, the state offered 99-year leases...

... (April1873): 297 -314 9 Yolo County, "Mortgages," Book A, 9–12, 16–17, 29–30, Yolo County Archives Charles E. Greene v. His Creditors (1861), Yolo County, "Civil Case Files—County Court," no. 107, Yolo County Archives Joseph B. Chiles v. James M. Calvert (1851), Yolo County, "Civil Case Files...

... and Hoff illuminate the groundbreaking depression-era case of Home Building and Loan Association v. Blaisdell, which ended the long hold of the united states Constitution s Contract Clause on legislative mortgage relief. The study brings attention both to the legal arguments in a formative case...

... mortgage foreclosure. They fiercely opposed the idea of allotment and, according to Choate, were frozen out of the decision-making process even after campaigning hard for FDR in 1932. Their failure to influence pol? icy and gain meaningful access to New Deal decision-makers led to their op? position...

... and Loan debacle, and during the much more serious subprime recession of 2008. In each case, borrowers bought land and homes in an inflationary market and were forced to pay off expensive mortgages in a climate of deflation. Pamela Riney-Kehrberg's most striking contribution in When a Dream Dies...

... was influenced by the adventure novels of the day). He documents a case of fraud by a cattle owner who arranged to have his cattle stolen to avoid repaying the mortgage on the herd. Unlike many of his contemporaries, Maynard knew first-hand of the conditions of the Plains Indians, having herded cattle...

... in cowboy stories (perhaps he was influenced by the adventure novels of the day). He documents a case of fraud by a cattle owner who arranged to have his cattle stolen to avoid repaying the mortgage on the herd. Unlike many of his contemporaries, Maynard knew first-hand of the conditions of the Plains...

... the left came from the Farmers' Holiday Association and the Farmers' Union. These groups called for a program guaranteeing the cost of production and providing immediate relief from mortgage foreclosure. They fiercely opposed the idea of allotment and, according to Choate, were frozen out of the decision...

... Mackay), while the Brisbane merchant firm of George Raff & Co. loaned funds to develop Inverness plantation. The money lent to the planters was of? ten secured by mortgage and bill of sale for the estate's land and liens on the sugar crops. Consequently, when planters were unable to meet their repayments...

... agricultural histori- © the agricultural history Society, 2016 doi: 10.3098/ah.2016.090.4.545 545 Agricultural History allan g. bogue Fall SourCe: Photograph by ellie bogue 546 2016 Allan G. Bogue (1921 2016) ans, however, it is his first two books, Money at Interest: The Farm Mortgage on the Middle Border...

... as though Anderson could not quite decide whether to write Capitalist Pigs as a more technical agricultural history or as a social history, and decided to ultimately split the difference. Anderson notes the influence of pigs in the institution of slavery, subsistence farms, and as a mortgage lifter...

... . Benton Timothy D. “ Iowa's Mortgage Moratorium Statute: A Constitutional Analysis .” Drake Law Review 33 , no. 2 ( 1983 – 84 ): 303–23. Bergland Bob . A Time to Choose: Summary Report on the Structure of Agriculture . Washington, DC : US Department of Agriculture, January 1981...

... and non-Populistjudges dealt with legal issueswith obvious political implicationsC.ertainly,the reported instances of sharp legal (and even physical) conflict over mortgages in local courtrooms demand scrutiny. The remarkable career of Samuel Maxwell ofNebraska requiresextendedtreatmenwt,hile...