Piedmont Savings Co. v. Chapman

This case originated as a money rule and involved the proceeds of the sale of certain corporate stocks as the property of Mrs. Nora G. Webb, against whom Piedmont Savings Company and A. A. Chapman held conflicting, judgments. The stocks were levied upon and sold under .the Chapman judgment. The savings company, as it contends, had .also caused a levy to be made upon a portion of the stocks, but had not succeeded in bringing the stocks to sale, because the defendant had obtained a supersedeas of its judgment soon after the levy and before a sale could be effectuated. See. Webb v. Piedmont…