Another rule, long established in Ohio, is that the mortgagee may take possession only by quiet and peaceable means or by use of some legal remedy. In the case of Bainum v. Midland Acceptance Corp. (1932), 42 Ohio App. 41, the court says at page 42, as follows: "* * * The mortgage gave the mortgagee the right to take possession of the automobile on default. It must either get possession by voluntary surrender or court action.