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· 10/5/1903

Robinson v. Hart

Citations

  • 23 Pa. Super. 299
  • 1903 Pa. Super. LEXIS 60

Syllabus

<p>Execution^ — Sale—Levy—Lien.</p> <p>An execution .and levy is entirely compatible with a continuing property right in the debtor, sufficient at least for sale and transfer.</p> <p>Where the owner of a stock of goods, valued at $650 and subject to the lien of an execution, sells the goods to a person who had become liable as indorser for the owner to the amount of $100, and the latter agrees to pay the execution creditor, which he does by a check refused at first by the sheriff, but subsequently accepted by the creditor, the purchaser is entitled to the goods as against other execution creditors of the original owner whose executions were issued long after th¿ acceptance of the check.</p>

Judges: Beaver, Oblady, Orlady, Porter, Smith

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