Stack v. Olmsted
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Delta; Stone, J. Replevin by John K. Stack and John Corcoran, co-partners as Stack & Corcoran, against Frederick M. Olmsted, sheriff of Delta county, for property seized on execution. From a judgment for plaintiffs, defendant •brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtHooker, J.
The defendant is a sheriff, whose only claim to the possession of the property replevied from him is by virtue of a levy of an execution issued upon a judgment against the Masonville Hoop Company in favor of one of its creditors. The plaintiffs claim to own the property in question, except two old boilers, and to have a chattel mortgage upon them. Previous to the rendition of said judgment, the hoop company was indebted to the plaintiffs, and the findings of fact show that plaintiffs *360made an arrangement to aid the hoop company by furnishing money upon condition that they should own and…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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