Arch Lumber Co. v. Dohm
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
1Opinion of the CourtCondon, J.
This is an action of assumpsit in which the plaintiff attached the defendant’s personal estate in the possession of George Arpin & Sons, Inc., a Rhode Island corporation, hereinafter called the garnishee. After a decision in the plaintiff’s favor on the merits it petitioned the superior court for a sale of the attached personal estate. In the meantime the defendant’s wife Elizabeth Dohm filed a motion to intervene on the ground that she was the lawful owner of such personal estate. That motion was denied after a hearing before a justice of the superior court who expressly found that defendant…
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