Shapera v. Fargo

The defendant, Peter M. Hoffman, sheriff, having levied upon a cloth spreading machine under a judgment in favor of the defendant, Livingston W. Fargo, and against the Victor Electric Automatic Cloth Spreading Machine & Manufacturing Company (hereafter called the Victor Company), for the sum of $1,770, and the plaintiff, Morris Shapera, having, thereafter, on December 11, 1924, replevied the cloth spreading machine, there was a trial of the replevin suit, and on March 25, 1925, a judgment by the trial court, without a jury, finding that the right to possession of the property replevied was in…