United States Baking Co. v. Bachman
West Virginia Supreme Court
cited 91 U. S. 618; 1 Greenl. Ev. § 82; Id. § 87; Steph. Ev. 116, 117; 31 Eed. Hep. 313; 29 Pac. Rep. 466; 16 S. E. Rep. 638; 35 W. Ya. 258; Code, c. 100, s. 18; Beach Corp. §§ 56, 57; 121 111. 530; 130 U. S. 396; 22 W. Ya. 600. cited 2 Greenl. Ev. § 637; 1 Greenl. Ev. § 35; 1 Bar. Law Pr. 211; 1 W. Ya. 57; 3 W. Ya. 172; 8 Cal. 615; 12 Tex. 130; 6 Tex. 497; 53 Me. 544; 15 R. J. L. 412; 21 Barb. 333.
1Opinion of the Court
ENGLISH, PRESIDENT:
This was a petition filed by the United States Baking Company under section 152, c. 50, of the Code, to try the right of certain property levied on under an attachment sued out by P. Baclnnan & Sons against M. Merkel and the "Wheeling Bakery Company before W. IT. Caldwell, justice of the peace for Madison district, Ohio county.
The United States Baking Company in its petition alleges, that it was, when said attachment was issued, and has been ever since the owner of the property levied on by virtue of said attachment; while P. Bachman & Sons on the other hand claim, that…
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