Universal C. I. T. Credit Corp. v. Collett

STEWART, Justice.

This litigation originated as an action by Joe Green and Hubert Collett against Floyd Wilson to recover $294 which Green and Collett had been required to pay as sureties on Wilson’s note to the First State Bank of Pineville. A general order of attachment issued from the action on August 25, 1951, and this was levied by a constable of Bell County on September 1, 1951, upon a 1947 Packard automobile owned by Wilson.

Ten days later, Universal C. I. T. Credit Corporation, hereinafter referred to as “Universal,” intervened in the action, alleging that the automobile had originally…