Atlantic Finance Corp. v. Kester

Opinion by

Keller, P. J.,

This was a sheriff’s interpleader issue, tried before a court without a jury, to determine the ownership of a sedan automobile levied upon by the sheriff on February 25, 1942 as the property of Harry F. Reuter, the defendant in the execution, and claimed by Atlantic Finance Corporation, the appellant herein — hereinafter called Atlantic — as its property.

The sheriff had levied upon the automobile while in the possession of Harry F. Reuter, pursuant to a writ of fieri facias on a judgment obtained by Minnie Kester, the appellee herein, against the said Reuter. Atlantic…