Goldstein v. Behrend

HOOD, Associate Judge.

Ulsfeldt was sued by Behrend for unpaid rent for commercial property and an attachment before judgment was levied on Ulsfeldt’s personal property stored in the leased premises.1 Ulsfeldt then moved to release from the attached property his exemptions for mechanics’ tools and stock in trade.2 A few days later Goldstein and Small filed a claim for the attached property, alleging that it was subject to a chattel deed of trust under which they were trustees and that they were entitled to the property free from any claim 'for exemptions. After a hearing the trial court denied…