Moyer v. Frankford Crate Co.

Opinion by

Baldbige, J.,

On July 1, 1936, plaintiff brought an action of replevin to recover three machines leased to Charles A. Snyder, trading as Frankford Crate Company. The writ was executed and the goods replevied on July 6, 1936. On June 2d a distraint had been made by Jesse C. Douglass, constable, for rent due by Snyder to the Mortgage Service Corporation under a lease of certain premises to which the plaintiff’s machines had been removed. Douglass, who was added to the writ of replevin as a party defendant, delivered the replevied articles to the sheriff and sold at constable’s sale the…