Bell-Wayland Co. v. Miller-Mitscher Co.
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from County Court, Pottawatomie County; A. M. Baldwin, Special Judge. Action by the Bell-Wayland Company against G. P. Wilson. The Miller-Mitscher Company intervenes'. Judgment for intervener, and plaintiff brings error.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
PIARRISON, C.
This action grew out of conflicting claims against a stock of merchandise owned by one G. P. Wilson. Wilson was indebted to one W. E. Caudle on promissory notes aggregating $185 secured by chattel mortgage on his stock of merchandise. He also owed $101.98 to the BellWayland and $226 to the Miller-Mitscher Company on accounts. The mortgage was executed on the 26th, and filed on the 27th, day of January, 1909. On May 5, 1909, the Bell-Wayland Company brought suit in the justice court and attached Wilson’s stock of goods. But, before the order of attachment was served,…
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