71 So. 375 | Miss. | 1916
delivered the opinion of the court.
On the 21st day of October, 1912, execution was issued by the circuit clerk of Holmes county on an enrolled judgment in favor of Herrman Bros. & Co., appellants here, against J. E. Watson, Jr., for the sum of sixty-eight dollars and fifty cents and interest. Under this execution a levy was made on -a certain stock of goods where J. E. Watson, Jr., had his place of business. The appellee here, J. E. Watson, made a claimant’s affidavit to the goods and issue was joined upon the same. From a judgment in favor of the claimant J. E. Watson, this appeal is prosecuted.
The question for decision of this court is whether or not these goods were liable to be seized under section 4784 of the Code of 1906. The uncontradicted facts in the case, in brief, are as follows: The appellee J. E. Watson was the owner of the storehouse in which the mercantile business was conducted. He purchased the
Reversed, and judgment here for appellant.
Reversed.