Lehman v. Spurway

SIBLEY, Circuit Judge.

W. C. Burgert sold to Samuel Cantor three thousand chairs, which Cantor placed in a race track grandstand owned by a corporation in which he was a large stockholder, a majority of the chairs being attached by bolts to the floor. Title was retained by Burgert in the note taken but the paper was not properly attested and recorded. He sued the note in a state court and recovered a money judgment against Cantor. Execution was issued, and was about to be levied on the chairs as the property of Cantor by the appellant Lehman, as sheriff of the state court, when the appellee-H.…