Pellish Bros. v. Cooper
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Blume, Justice.
In this case the plaintiff, appellant here, attached a Dodge sedan in a suit brought by him in justice court against James G. Cooper, defendant, respondent here. The latter filed an affidavit claiming that the automobile was exempt, by reason of the fact that its value was less than $300.00, and because it was used and was necessary to be used by him in his business as a taxi driver. The claim of exemption was denied in justice court, but on appeal the district court held that the automobile was exempt from seizure. From this judgment the plaintiff has appealed.
The evidence is…
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