Supreme Court held a sold truck belongs to the seller and is not subject to business attachment.

The Supreme Court ruled that a truck sold by a debtor remained the debtor's property and was excluded from business attachment proceedings. The creditor argued the vehicle should be seized to satisfy the debt, while the debtor claimed ownership had transferred upon sale. The court determined that without proof of actual delivery or transfer of possession, the vehicle legally belonged to the seller and thus could not be attached for the buyer's debt.