Legal Opinion

Rubel v. Willey

Wyoming Supreme Court

Decided June 25, 1895PublishedCited by 6 opinions

Error to the District Court for Sheridan County. Hon. William S. Metz, Judge. Eubel Brothers, a copartnership, brought replevin against the sheriff of Sheridan County, to recover possession of certain personal property of which plaintiffs claimed ownership. The sheriff held the goods under attachment in a suit brought by the Sheridan Brewing Company against J. A. Jones.

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Error to the District Court for Sheridan County. Hon. William S. Metz, Judge. Eubel Brothers, a copartnership, brought replevin against the sheriff of Sheridan County, to recover possession of certain personal property of which plaintiffs claimed ownership. The sheriff held the goods under attachment in a suit brought by the Sheridan Brewing Company against J. A. Jones. Said company, in some way .not disclosed by the record, probably by intervention, became a defendant and called “substituted defendant;” but it seems that the sheriff was also retained as a defendant in the cause. The question…

1Opinion of the Court

Conaway, Justice. •

The property in controversy in this action was seized as the property of James A. Jones by Dennis H. Willey, sheriff of Sheridan County, and the original defendant herein, by virtue of a writ of attachment issued at suit of the Sheridan Brewing Company, substituted defendant herein, against the property of the said Jones. It is a part of a quantity of property conveyed to plaintiffs in error by John J. Dolan, as agent for Jones, in payment of antecedent indebtedness of Jones to plaintiffs in error, amounting, as found by the trial court, to $265.00. The trial court fixes…

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