Westinghouse Co. v. McGrath

Ladd, J.—

At the time of the service of the writ of replevin the threshing outfit in controversy was in possession *227of the defendant McGrath, as constable, by virtue of levies thereon of a writ of execution-and of a writ of attachment, under which his interest in the property amounted to $404.54, considerable less than its value. 'The statutory notice of ownership had been served, and it was made to appear by stipulation that one A. A. Kuhnes purchased said outfit of the plaintiff, August 12, 1901, and, to secure payment of the $600 of the purchase price, with his wife and L. V. Kuhnes executed…