Pickard & Hogg v. Garrett

A sold a horse to B and C, and by written contract reserved title until payment of the purchase-price. The contract was recorded in a designated county which affirmatively appeared not to be the county of the residence of B; and it was not shown to be the county of the residence of 0. Subsequently D obtained a common-law judgment on. a different demand against B and C, upon which execution was duly issued. The horse, being found in the possession of B, was levied on as his property. The sale was made in pursuance of an order of court obtained .under the Civil Code, §§ 6068, 6069, based on an…