Feliciano

Coca Cola Bottling Co. v. Feliciano

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1939 Cal. App. LEXIS 358·32 Cal. App. 2d 351·89 P.2d 686
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaApril 20, 1939Civ. 11891California803 words

Opinion

Opinion

McCOMB, J.

This is an appeal by third party claimant from a judgment of the trial court based on findings that four automobile trucks (Engine No. 18261-4272, Engine No. DMV 20774, Engine No. B.B. 18-2740913, and Engine No. T 61-82405) were the property of Frank Feliciano and not of appellant.

March 24, 1938, a jury returned a verdict in favor of respondent and against Frank Feliciano for the sum of $7,435.20. Judgment was entered the same day and a revised judgment entered March 31, 1938. At the time of the verdict Frank Feliciano was a wholesale and retail beverage merchant in San Luis Obispo, California, and he owned and used in his business the four automobile trucks above mentioned.

March 28, 1938, E. R. Lewis, a W. P. A. worker of San Luis Obispo, California, Francis D. Feliciano, the son of Frank Feliciano, the judgment debtor above mentioned, and B. Hollingshead duly incorporated appellant (Frank Feliciano Beverage Company, Inc.) pursuant to the laws of the State of California. March 29, 1938, Frank Feliciano attempted to transfer to appellant all of his stock in trade, his delivery trucks (including those mentioned above), tools, and other store equipment used by him in the conduct…

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