The Paris Co. v. Maynard

Idaho Supreme Court February 29, 1928

The Paris Co. v. Maynard, 264 P. 877 (Idaho 1928)

45 Idaho 652; 1928 Ida. LEXIS 26

Brinck, Lee, Budge, Givens, Taylor

Opinion of the Court

BRINCK, District Judge.

In an action brought to collect for goods sold and delivered, attachment was levied upon lands not standing of record in the name of either defendant. The holders of the record title intervened, claiming ownership and asking that the lien of the attachment be removed. From a judgment for the only defendant served and for the intervenors, plaintiff appeals.

An examination of the record sustains none of appellant’s assignments of error and the judgment appealed from is affirmed.

Wm. E. Lee, C. J., and Budge, Givens and Taylor, JJ., concur. T. Bailey Lee, J'., disqualified.

Reference

Full Case Name: The PARIS COMPANY, a Corporation, Appellant, v. MAUDE B. MAYNARD and MATTIE G. G. GILLETTE, Sometimes Known as MATTIE SMITH, a Copartnership Doing Business Under the Firm Name and Style of the FASHION SHOP, Defendants, and LUCY ANNA SMITH and BERTHA MAXINE SMITH, Respondents
Status: Published