equitable chattel mortgage

equitable chattel mortgage
Any contract so convincingly established as to show that there was a clear intention to give a lien on specified chattels of, and in the possession of, the lienee, and that the contract ought, in good conscience and equity, to be enforced according to that intention. An agreement founded on a valuable consideration to give a mortgage on a chattel, an instrument inartificially drawn, a mortgage defectively executed, or an imperfect attempt to create a mortgage, or to appropriate specific property to the discharge of a debt. 15 Am J2d Chat Mtg § 3.

Ballentine's law dictionary. . 1998.

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