55 Neb. 388 | Neb. | 1898
Zunder Bros, were indebted to Emanuel Rosenfield, and to secure the payment of such debt executed to him a mortgage upon some shoes,’ being a part of a boot and shoe stock owned by them. Zunder Bros, were also indebted to the Bee Publishing Company, and it brought suit for the collection of its debt and caused an attachment to be issued, under which certain property of Zun-der Bros, was seized. Emanuel Rosenfield then sued the Bee Publishing Company, and the constable who served said writ of attachment, for conversion, claiming that the property seized under said writ was embraced in his mortgage. The trial resulted in the jury finding a ven-dí ct for the defendants, upon which a judgment was entered dismissing Rosenfield’s suit, and for a review of this judgment he has filed here a petition in error.
2. There are some other assignments of error argued, which we have carefully examined, but we find no error in the record which calls for a reversal of the judgment, and it is accordingly
Affirmed.