Hunter v. Daze

This is a proceeding to try “the right of personal property” as between an attaching creditor and a claimant thereof under the provisions of title 6, chapter 11, of the Civil Code. The issues, as made up under the directions of the court, showed, on the part of the plaintiff, appellee, that he had caused the property to be attached as the property o'f one T. J. Compton, against whom he had instituted a suit to recover a debt in the sum of $294.75; and on the part of the defendant, appellant, that he was the owner and entitled to the possession of the property in controversy. The property…