First National Bank v. Follett

February 11, 1898, The First National Bank of Denver, plaintiff in error, commenced suit in attachment against • A. L. Deane & Co., a co-partnership consisting of A. L. Deane and J. W. Donnell, *374doing business in Chicago and Denver, and caused a writ of attachment to be levied upon a stock of goods in the store premises, 503 Sixteenth street, Denver, Colorado'.

Mrs. Follett, defendant in error, filed a petition in intervention, averring, that at the time of the levy of the writ, of attachment she was the owner and in possession of the goods levied upon.

The answer to the petition in…