Key v. Brown

Stayton, Associate Justice.

L. and A. Biesenbach, being indebted to the appellant for rent, the latter sued out a distress warrant on October, 1883, which was levied on the property in controversy.

After the levy, Emil Braun made claim to the property, under the statute, and on account of the disqualification of the county judge the proceeding to try the right of the claimant was transferred to the district court, when, Braun having died, the matter was prosecuted to judgment by the appellee, who was appointed administratrix.

The property had formerly belonged to Emil Braun, who, prior to the…