Jones

Joseph Herspring Co. v. Jones

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1921 Cal. App. LEXIS 153·55 Cal. App. 620·203 P. 1038
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaDecember 13, 1921Civ. No. 2361.California1,369 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Burnett, J.

The action was brought to recover possession of an automobile seized by the sheriff of Sacramento County under a writ of execution issued against Joseph Herspring upon a -judgment in favor of California Pear Growers’ Association. Prior to- August 19, 1919, Joseph Herspring was doing business under the name of Joseph Herspring and Company. On that day he organized a corporation under the same name, composed of himself, his wife, and his brother, which continued the same business. On August 23, 1919, he executed a hill of sale purporting to transfer to plaintiff the title to said automobile. At that time said association had a claim against Herspring for goods sold and delivered which was subsequently reduced to judgment, upon which said execution was issued.

At the trial these facts were stipulated: “At the time of the execution of the bill of sale Joseph Herspring as an individual was the owner and in possession of the Paige car; that at that time the. car was kept by Joseph Herspring1 in his garage and that his garage was located at Joseph Her-spring’s residence; that ever since that time the car has been' kept in Joseph Herspring’s garage by him, and that since the time of the…

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