Dysart Savings Bank v. Weinstein

The defendant, Weinstein, became indebted to the plaintiff bank and absconded. Thereafter said plaintiff sued out an attachment for the collection of its claim, and caused the same to be levied on a large mass of scrap iron lying upon the railroad right of way in the town of Dysart on the theory that said iron was the property of Weinstein, and subject to levy at the suit of his creditors. Soon after said levy, Dan Dally intervened in the attachment proceeding, claiming to be the owner of the iron from a date prior to the levy of the writ, and asking that said levy be discharged. In…