Brown-Camp Hardware Co. v. Hawthorne
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Polk District Court. — Hon. Hugh Brennan, Judge. Suit oh promissory note executed by W. S. Hawthorne aided by the levy of a writ ,of attachment. II. C. Hawthorne intervened, claiming the property, and from the dismissal of the petition of intervention, he appeals.—
1Opinion of the CourtLadd, J.
W. S. Hawthorne had operated a hardware store under the trade-name “Hawthorne Hardware Company” and conducted a plumbing business for several years. Indebtedness for goods purchased of plaintiff had accumulated, and for some time previous to the beginning of this action, cash payments had been exacted. This action was begun January 10, 1911, aided by writ of attachment levied on the stock of goods. Notice of ownership, accompanied by affidavit of II. O. Hawthorne, brother of defendant, was served on the sheriff, and on January 14, 1911, a petition of intervention, alleging that II. C.…
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