Cocores

This is an appeal from an order of the trial court denying appellants’ motion to quash and set aside a writ of attachment theretofore issued in the action.

It will be unnecessary to specifically detail the facts to the extent of setting forth the character of the property involved or the amount or terms of payment. The concrete question may be presented by a more or less general statement. Plaintiff was the owner of certain personal property, consisting of fixtures and furnishings for a candy store. Defendants entered into a contract with plaintiff whereby plaintiff agreed to sell to defendants the said property. The contract was of the usual conditional sales form, providing therein the purchase price and terms of sale. The payments were to be made extending over a period of some years, a certain amount payable on the first of each and every month. The unpaid purchase price was to bear interest at the rate of seven per cent per annum, and possession of the property was delivered to the defend ants, the vendees. The contract provided that the title to the property should remain in the vendor until the full purchase price and the interest thereon had been fully paid, and further…