G. S. Johnson Co. v. Beloosky

Ernest Pilatt was engaged in the bakery business and used in connection therewith a delivery wagon and a team of horses. He made a bill of sale covering his. entire stock in trade, store fixtures and the wagon and team used in connection with the business, to Rossie Beloosky. Subsequently the G. S. Johnson Company, being a creditor of Pilatt, levied an attachment upon the goods and chattels sold to appellee, basing the attachment upon the failure to comply with an act of the legislature known as the Bulk Sales act of 1913. It is admitted that no attempt was made to comply with the act in…