Associates Finance, Inc. v. Monroe

GULOTTA, Judge.

Plaintiff, a judgment creditor, pursuant to a writ of fieri facias, seized two automobiles owned by the judgment debtor, Lawrence Monroe (now deceased) and his surviving spouse. The judgment upon which the seizure was based was rendered in August, 1969, and the seizure was made at the home of the intervenor, Dr. Norman S. Hunt, on April 9, 1974. Intervenor, an alleged creditor of the surviving spouse,1 claimed a preference on the automobiles by virtue of a pledge of the vehicles executed on March 1, 1974. The answer to the intervention claimed that the pledge was a fraudulent…