Goodwin v. Snyder
Wisconsin Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Circuit Court for Waukesha County. The facts are stated in the opinion. There was a verdict for the defendant, and from the judgment entered thereon the plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtObtoN, J.
The facts necessary to this decision are substantially as follows: One George P. Goodwin owned a stock of goods and merchandise, and sold the same to the plaintiff, his brother, for the nominal value thereof, and took bis notes therefor, and gave him a bill of sale, and be was in possession under said sale when the defendant, as sheriff, seized the same by virtue of writs of attachment in his hands against the said George P. Goodwin, in favor of certain creditors of his, and afterwards sold the same, after judgment, under executions issued thereon; and this action is for the value of said…
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