Hudelson v. Sanders-Swafford Co.

The defendant, N. E. Dodd, appeals from a judgment which the plaintiffs recovered against him as garnishee. The material facts are: The Sanders-Swafford Company, a corporation, was the owner and in possession of certain personal property consisting of horses, cattle, hogs and certain farm implements and machinery upon a farm in its possession at North Powder, Oregon. The corporation, on March 25, 1921, borrowed from A. A. Smith, trustee, the sum of $4,000, giving a promissory note therefor signed by the corporation and by E. M. Sanders individually. By its terms the note was payable one year…