SMITH, J.
The facts are stipulated. The trial court held that a distress warrant levied upon personal property of a tenant was superior in title and possession to a title retention conditional sales contract owned by the seller of the goods delivered to a buyer when such contract was not filed in the county where the purchaser resided. The determination of the trial court and its judgment is correct.
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