Hauser v. Beaty

The plaintiff brought replevin for a. stock of groceries.

On the 15th day of May, 1891, one Gauntlet was the owner of the stock in question, and was largely indebted to various persons. Among the rest was the plaintiff in the sum of $800, and who also had in his hands notes for collection amounting to about $400. On the date referred to certain creditors, referred to in the record as Toledo creditors, brought a suit in attachment against Gauntlet in justice’s court, for about the sum of $130, and caused the attachment tó be levied upon the goods in question by the defendant, who was acting as…