Merchants & Planters Bank v. J. H. Thomas & Sons

Willie, Chief Justice.

This was a statutory proceeding for the trial of the right of property, in which the appellant was plaintiff, and Thomas & Sons claimants, the subject of controversy being a number of hay rakes, attached at the suit of the appellant as the property of Boussel & Seisfield, and found by the sheriff in their possession. This property was claimed by Thomas & Sons under a contract made by them with Boussel & *238Seisfield, in which they agreed to sell them to Boussel & Seisfield, upon condition that the latter should pay for them within ñ certain time, with the understanding…