Greive v. Warren

Ray G. Greive and William W. Drury (hereinafter referred to as Greive) commenced this action against Carl E. Warren and others (hereinafter referred to as Warren) for an accounting on diesel parts which Greive had delivered to Warren under a consignment agreement, seeking segregation of certain parts commingled, or their value, and judgment of approximately one hundred thousand dollars for parts allegedly sold or converted. At the same timé, Greive also caused a writ of attachment to be issued.

The sheriff levied on the Warren home, automobile, and airplane, and warehouses containing the…