Hubbard Milling Co. v. Kempf

On August 31, 1940, Hubbard Milling Company instituted action at law on account against Glen Kempf and wife, which suit was aided by an attachment against certain turkeys then kept upon a farm owned by Kempf’s mother and operated by his father and his brother, Lloyd Kempf. On October 23d, judgment was rendered in favor of plaintiff against the principal defendants. Thereafter, Lloyd Kempf intervened claiming ownership of the attached turkeys (and the proceeds of the sale of the same). Plaintiff’s answer denied this claim. Upon trial to the court the petition of intervention was ordered…