C. I. T. Corp. v. Commonwealth
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtPrentis, C. J.
The C. I. T. Corporation, hereinafter called thelienor, complains of a judgment forfeiting to the Commonwealth one Nash coupe, which was found in this-State transporting ardent spirits contrary to law.
The information against the' automobile having been, filed, the lienor obtained permission to intervene as a party defendant thereto, and filed its answer, in which it sought to set up a valid lien against the automobile. The attorney for the Commonwealth filed a demurrer-to the company’s answer, which the court sustained (under Code 1924, section 4675 (28) as amended), and entered the order…
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