Burglass v. Sheperd

Mrs. Richard J. Sheperd, alleging that Theodore Loyocano, her tenant, was indebted to her for unpaid rent, caused certain household furniture belonging to Loyocano to be seized in execution of her lessor’s lien. The property was ordered sold on March 3, 1930. Two days before the sale, Abraham Burglass, a furniture dealer who had sold the furniture to Loyocano, intervened, claiming that he was the owner of the seized furniture by virtue of a dation en paiment and prayed for recognition as owner of the property, with reservation of his right to proceed for recovery of such damage as he…