Wingate v. Tolman

The respondent sued George and Berdie Tolman as a community for the purchase price of merchandise. The superior court found that there is no evidence that George and Berdie Tolman were married prior to the time the merchandise was sold. When the complaint was filed, the respondent caused an attachment writ to be issued, and the sheriff thereunder seized an automobile in the possession of George and Berdie Tolman, then husband and wife. On the next day, Berdie Tolman executed to the sheriff a statutory redelivery bond to release the automobile, as provided by § 671, Bern. Comp. Stat., the…