Keystone Pipe & Supply Co. v. Crabtree

The plaintiff in error, as plaintiff below, filed its action against Crab-tree Brothers & Devine, a copartnership, upon a verified account, and on July 27, 1929, caused an attachment to be issued and levied on 230 acres of land belonging to one D. C-Crabtree, who was not a member of the co-partnership and not a defendant in the action. This attachment was dissolved January 7, 1931. On October 3 1930, the said D. C. Crab-tree filed his interplea setting up his ownership of the land and praying for dissolution of the attachment, and for damages in the sum of $8,625 and $250 attorney's fees. The…