Taylor Bros. Jewelry Co. v. Kelley

The appellant, Taylor Bros. Jewelry Company, had seized and sold a certain automobile under writ of attachment as the property of Kuma Higgins, and appellee, Kelley, brought this suit for the title and possession, or, in the alternative, for its value and rental value because of its wrongful conversion under the allegations that the machine was his, and that he was entitled to its possession and value. The appellant denied that it belonged to appellee, and alleged that it was bought by Kuma Higgins with her own funds, and that it was subject to execution, etc., and further specifically…