Commercial Credit Co. v. Grant

A Ford car was sold by the sheriff under a judgment rendered in condemnation proceedings. The Commercial Credit Company, by petition for a rule against the sheriff, claimed the proceeds of the sale, “by reason of the conditional contract of sale which defendant holds as transferee.” The bill of exceptions recites that “when said case was called for trial both parties announced ready for trial and agreed for the court to try the case without a jury. The movant, Commercial Credit Company, through and’by its attorney, tendered in evidence a certain contract, note *32attached thereto, together with…