Continental National Bank v. Naylor

On December 29, 1920, respondent brought an action against defendant Naylor on three promissory notes aggregating $20,000. Writ of attachment was issued on the same day, and on December 30, 1920, the sheriff of Bannock county levied on 1,381 head of sheep as the property of defendant Naylor. Loren C. Woolley on January 12, 1921, filed his complaint in intervention, alleging his ownership of the sheep attached by the sheriff, his service upon the sheriff of written notice of ownership and demand for the return of said sheep to him, the demand by the sheriff and the giving by respondent of an…