Cornelia Bank v. Taylor

1. In the trial of a claim case, the fact that the claimant ad-, mitted a prima facie case in favor of the plaintiff in fi. fa. and assumed the burden of proof would not prevent the direction of a verdict in favor of the claimant where, under all the evidence, the prima facie case thus admitted was conclusively rebutted.

2. The circumstance that the automobile,, which was the subject of the levy and claim, had been registered in the office of the secretary of State as the property of the defendant in fl. fa., even with the knowledge. of the claimant, was subject to explanation, and, as…