Bruel v. Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Compact

FISHER, Chief Justice.

This case is a consolidated one of three suits for the trial of right of property. The appellees in the three suits had executions issued upon judgments obtained by them in each of their •suits against the defendant H. E. Bruel, which were levied upon the property in controversy. The three suits so consolidated were for the trial of the right to that property. The property in dispute was a stock of goods, a lot of furniture and fixtures, and a soda fountain, levied upon as the property of R. C. Bruel, the husband of the claimant, Mrs. iST. E. Bruel, who when the levies…