Bank of Kenton v. Preble
Oregon Supreme Court
From Multnomah: Calvin U. Gantenbein, Judge. On motion to release attached property. This is an action by the Bank of Kenton, a corporation, against A. C. Preble to recover the amount due on a note. There were findings and judgment in favor of plaintiff and defendant appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Bean
1. This is a motion for an order releasing property attached to secure the satisfaction of any judgment that might be obtained by the plaintiff against the defendant. The latter represents that after an undertaking on appeal for a stay of proceedings was filed and an appeal to this court perfected, and while the cause was pending in this court, the Circuit Court ordered the sheriff of Polk County to sell certain personal property under attachment in the action, to wit, potatoes, grain, and hay, as perishable property, which order the sheriff complied with. Plaintiff resists the motion.
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