Daniel v. Hammers

Albert, J. —

The plaintiffs, W. L. and H. C. Daniel, conducted a garage business at Glenwood, Iowa, and on the 23d 'day of December, 1922, sold a Ford runabout to .one Charles Riggs for $400.. Riggs gave his note therefor, and took possession of the car. He died on the 3d of March, 1923. Intervener, Nelson Delevan, was duly appointed administrator of his estate. The car in controversy was, at the death of Charles Riggs, at the home of and in the possession of one Frank Hammers, at whose home Charles Riggs lived during his lifetime.

Plaintiffs instituted this action in replevin, to recover…