Galbreath v. Armstrong

This is a companion case to Reagan v. Armstrong et al., 165 Pac. (2d) 1004, and to Smith v. Armstrong et al., 166 Pac. (2d) 793, and involves the same sheriff’s sale in chattel mortgage foreclosure, substantially similar pleadings, and evidence in many respects the same. As in the Reagan case, the mortgagees alleged that they were the real parties in interest and were permitted to intervene.

The plaintiff in this case is the brother of Mrs. Reagan and the son and brother of the mortgagors. He claimed to be the owner of 74 horses converted and sold by the sheriff. The verdict was in plaintiff’s…