Houghland v. Wolfe

-The appellant recovered judgment against the respondents Don Wolfe and wife based upon a promissory note given in March of 1921. He levied on, and was threatening to sell, a Scripps-Booth automobile, found in the possession of the judgment debtors. The lower court held that the automobile belonged to the respondent Isaac Wolfe, and that the appellant had no right to enforce his judgment against it. The controlling facts are not in dispute and are as follows: Don Wolfe is the son of Isaac Wolfe. Isaac is an old man and lives in the city of Vancouver. Prior to May, 1920, the father owned a…