Black v. Plumb

This case presents an unusual state of facts.' As counsel for the defendant in error Plumb in their briefs say that the statement of the case as set forth by counsel for the plaintiff in error Black, is substantially correct, we reproduce it as a sufficient outline of the facts to which the pertinent principles of law are to be applied.

In April, 1931, plaintiff below, defendant in error here, Francis M. Plumb, obtained a judgment against the Specification Motoroil System of Denver,, a corporation, for about $600. Thereafter he served Charles A. Black, the original plaintiff in error, with a…