Thomas Andrews & Co. v. Robinson

Gregory, J.,

delivered the opinion of the court. ■

Thomas Andrews and Company, a creditor of Cephas and Julia Robinson, alleging proper grounds, procured an attachment to issue against them and joined as a co-defendant Carl Deel, who was alleged to be in possession of certain personal property which belonged to Cephas Robinson. The petitioning creditor held a note, made by Cephas and Julia Robinson and payable to it, in the sum of $367.08 with interest, and carrying a provision for a ten per cent collection fee. This note was executed on the 5th day of April, 1928, and became due and payable in…