Banner Cigar Co. v. Kamm & Schillinger Brewing Co.

— The appellants were execution creditors of the appellee, William J. Stamp, and as such instituted this suit to declare paid and satisfied a cer*267tain chattel mortgage, executed by said appellee to his co-appellee, the brewing company, and which, upon its face, appeared to take precedence of appellants’ executions.

At the trial the appellants demanded a special finding, and thereafter, on March 9, 1894, the judge filed in open court what purported to be a statement of facts in said cause, but without conclusions of law drawn therefrom or otherwise stated. At the same term of the court, and…