F. A. North Co. v. Seigel

Opinion by

Baldrige, J.,

P. A. North Company, the appellant, leased to William Spriggs, on May 6, 1926, a piano. Notice was given under the Act of 1876 to Harry Spriggs, the owner of the demised premises. On January 24, 1928, Harry Spriggs sold the premises to Harry Siegel, one of the appellees. On October 3,1928, John Hawthorne, a constable, levied upon the piano under a distress warrant issued by Harry Siegel for rent in arrears in the sum of $80, and, as a result, this present action in replevin was instituted by the plaintiff. The court below directed a verdict for Siegel for the rent due…