Bowman v. McGregor

Citations

• 6 Wash. 118
• 32 P. 1059
• 1893 Wash. LEXIS 238

Syllabus

<p>REPLEVIN OE PARTNERSHIP GOODS BY ONE PARTNER — ENJOINING JUDGMENT.</p> <p>. .Where one partner has replevied partnership goods which had been levied upon under a judgment against his co-partner, he cannot enjoin the enforcement of a judgment against him for the return of the goods, or for their value, on the ground that the goods were the property of an insolvent partnership and that he had appropriated them to the use of said partnership.</p> <p>Where the proof in a replevin suit shows that the defendant has merely a special interest in the property levied upon and does not show the amount, an erroneous judgment against plaintiff should be remedied by appeal and not by injunction.</p>