C. I. T. Corp. v. K. & S. Finance Co.

These parties occupy the same relative position here as in the trial court and are hereinafter referred to as there. Plaintiff is a Maryland and defendant a Colorado corporation. One Edward G. Bueter is designated as Bueter and a certain automobile, once his chattel, is referred to as the Dodge; suggestive of the conduct of Bueter as well as the name of the manufacturer. The question here is whether plaintiff or defendant, as Bueter’s creditor, has the prior lien on the Dodge. Defendant had possession of it in Denver. Plaintiff secured it on replevin. Defendant posted a redelivery bond,…