Krepps v. Miller

Citations

• 172 Pa. 393
• 34 A. 51
• 1896 Pa. LEXIS 788

Syllabus

<p>Sheriff's interpleader — Sale—Change of possession — •Evidence.</p> <p>The Supreme Court will not reverse a judgment in favor of an execution creditor in a sheriff’s interpleader, where it appears that the property in dispute was the furniture and fittings of a restaurant; that the defendant in the execution, being indebted to the claimant, executed to him a bill of sale of the goods before execution issued; that the claimant then took a lease from the landlord of the restaurant premises in his own name, and rented the furniture and fixtures to the defendant in the execution ; and that the sign of the defendant in the execution remained over the front entrance after the sale without change.</p>