Tennessee Egg Co. v. Monroe

*123Complainant, by hill filed in the chancery court at Chattanooga, on February 18, 1922, attached a car of poultry, alleging that it was the property of its debtor, H. B. Monroe. Monroe suffered a decree to he entered against him by default.

On March 18, 1922, L. J. Schwaub & Sons, Incorporated, of New York, intervened by petition, alleging that it purchased said car of poultry from defendant, for which a draft was drawn on it for $3,700, attached to which was a hill of lading covering said car of poultry, and that it paid said draft on February 17, 1922, and acquired said bill of lading before…