Coon v. Doss

On April 5, 1934, T. W. Doss obtained judgment by confession in the circuit court of Piatt county for $904.45, the balance remaining unpaid on a note executed by Taylor Coon, payable to the Croninger State Bank of Cisco and assigned by the bank to Doss. An execution was issued on the judgment, and on June 30, 1934, the sheriff of Macon county levied upon certain livestock and farm machinery in the control and possession of Lawrence Coon, son of Taylor Coon, as the latter’s property. Eleven days later Lawrence Coon (hereinafter referred to as the claimant) instituted a trial of the right of…