Isbell-Hallmark Furniture Co. v. Sitz

On September 5, 1925, one Booth rented an apartment in the city of Gadsden from appellee for a term of 9 months and 25 days, at an agreed rental of $50 per month. Booth took possession of the apartment, but on the following October 11th appellee discovered that he had vacated the premises, leaving certain furniture stored therein.

On September 4, 1925, Booth entered into a lease sale contract with appellant for the furniture just mentioned, and appellant delivered the same in the rented apartment.

On October 12, 1925, appellee, as landlord, had an attachment issued and levied on the furniture.…