Bent v. Weaver

Litz, Judge:

This is a contest between an execution creditor and the assignee of a conditional sale vendor.

October 1, 1927, H. W. Weaver, Inc., sold a motor truck to Luther M. Hill, by written contract reserving title to secure a balance of the purchase price, and assigned the benefit of the contract to C. I. T. Corporation. October 20th, an execution was issued on a judgment in favor of the petitioner, James A. Bent, against Hill and placed in the hands of the sheriff'. On the following day the conditional sale contract was recorded. November 2nd, the execution was levied on the truck as the…