Booth v. Bell Grocery Company

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Clay

Affirming.

These two appeals have been consolidated and will be considered in one opinion.

The action was originally brought in the month of March, 1929, by the Bell Grocery Company, a corporation, against Ross Booth and A. E. Lewis, partners doing business as City Grocery Company, to recover the sum of $993.15 for merchandise sold and delivered to the defendants. An attachment was obtained and levied ©n certain personal property, but plaintiff received none of the proceeds of the sale. Shortly thereafter plaintiff filed an amended petition making S. B. Burkhart…