Patterson v. Loeb

Mrs. Walter Hicks borrowed $200 from Mrs. Max Loeb, and executed a bill of sale to certain personal property to secure the loan. On May 28, 1936, the bill of sale was foreclosed, and two days later a levy was made on the property therein described, for which a forthcoming or replevy bond in the sum of $220 was given by Mrs. Hicks as principal and A. 0. Patterson as surety. (There is a recital in the bill of exceptions that such bond was given in an illegality filed by Mrs. Hicks.) A judgment was entered on the foreclosure proceeding in favor of the plaintiff, and the property was advertised…