Mesa County National Bank v. Berry

Cunningham, Presiding Judge.

The controversy out of which this case arose involves certain household goods valued at about $600. These goods were formerly the prqperty of Sherman W. Moody, a jeweler at Grand Junction, and the principal stockholder of the Moody Jewelry Company. The goods were located in Moody’s home, which had been leased, furnished, to Berry, the defendant in error. Moody and the Moody Jewelry Company were heavily indebted to the plaintiff in error, The Mesa County National Bank. To satisfy this debt Moody had caused an assignment to be made of the jewelry company stock, and…