May v. . Walter

We are of opinion that the question of the bona fides of the sale from Giesman to the plaintiff should have been submitted to the jury. The goods were, at the time of the alleged sale, in the store occupied by Giesman, and they were not removed until four days thereafter, nor until the attachment had been issued under which they were subsequently taken by the defendant.

It was a controverted question whether, during this time, the possession had been changed. It was claimed by the plaintiff that, at the time of the sale, he put Meyer, the brother-in-law of Giesman, in possession, as his agent;…