Butcher v. Corbin Hardware & Furniture Co.

Opinion of the Court by

Chief Justice Dietzman—

Reversing.

Some time ago the appellee recovered of the appellant Chas. A. Butcher a judgment for $126.50, with interest thereon from July 17,1922, until paid, and $14.55 costs. In February or March, 1931, an execution was issued on this judgment and levied by the sheriff on a Chevrolet sedan as the property of Chas. A. Butcher. His mother, the appellant Maggie Butcher, claiming to be the owner of the car, executed a claimant’s bond as provided by section 645 of the Civil Code of Practice, with the appellants W. B. Butcher and G-. B. Killinger as…