Vaughan v. Anderson

Appellee, E. J. Anderson, claiming an indebtedness of §263 for rent and advances against appellant, J. R. Vaughan, on September 28, 1925, sued out a distress warrant and caused the same to be immediately levied on a crop of cotton and millet grown by appellant on land owned by appellee. Said writ was returnable to the county court, and the same, with the affidavit and bond on which it was based, was duly filed in said court. The ease was tried in said court on May 19,1926. On motion of appellant the court quashed the distress warrant and adjudged the costs thereof against appel-lee. The court…