Littauer v. Houck

The defendant, as constable, levied upon a stock of boots and shoes under an execution issued from justice’s court. The execution was in favor of Rindge, Bertsch & Co., and against Alfred Taylor and Gerald Eitzgibbon. The claim upon which the execution was issued was an account which accrued about September 1, 1889. The defendants in the writ, Taylor & Fitzgibbon, had been partners in the boot and shoe business in Bay City; but their partnership ceased April 15, 1889, Taylor continuing in the business. Alfred Taylor was a resident of West Bay City, where he had lived for several years. On…