Winship v. May

May brought suit against William A. Winship before a *356justice, on a promissory note for $100, dated, in August, 1890, payable to the order of Benjamin & Co., and by that firm indorsed to May, before maturity. He procured a writ of attachment in aid of his suit, and caused it to be levied on certain property. The action was defended by Winship, and a claim of title to the property was put in by Hannah Win-ship, the defendant’s wife, by a petition of intervention, which she filed under the statute. On the trial judgment was entered for the amount of the note against Winship, and the justice…