Loque v. Baptist-Golding Motor Co.

The defendant was a deal: er in new and second-hand automobile's. Its business was conducted in premises held under a lease from the plaintiff. Defendant defaulted in the payment of three months’ rent. Plaintiff sued therefor, and provisionally seized a second-hand automobile truck and other property found on the leased premises. Dennis J. Haydél & Co., the owner of the truck, appeared in the suit as.intervener and third opponent, alleging that the truck was left on the premises of defendant to be sold for intervener’s account, and therefore it was only transiently or accidentally on the…