A. O. Blackmar Co. v. National Cash Register Co.

On March 17, 1939, A. O. Blackmar Company instituted in the municipal court of Columbus, returnable to Muscogee superior court, a distraint for rent against J. W. Scott and H. W. Brown, doing business as the Metropolitan Café. By an amendment to the distraint affidavit Scott was stricken as a defendant. The distress warrant issued and was levied on certain personalty as the property of the defendant, being certain merchandise and equipment in the café operated by him, including “1 Nat. cash register, No. 3734444 — 6084-7-5C.” Thereafter, on March 18, 1939, the National Cash Register Company…