Derbyshire Bros. v. McManamy

Opinion by

Keller, J.,

On February 4, 1929 Derbyshire Brothers issued a writ of replevin against Rex K. McManamy to recover certain furniture which they had supplied him under a bailment lease. In the affidavit filed with the praecipe the value was fixed at $250. The sheriff replevied the goods in the possession of Bernard L. Shapiro, McManamy’s landlord, and Edward E. Abrams, his bailiff, summoned them as additional defendants and delivered the property to the plaintiffs. On March 1, 1929 the added defendants, (hereinafter called the defendants — McManamy was not served), ruled the plaintiffs…