Peiser v. Peticolas
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Victoria. Tried below before the Hon. H. Clay Pleasants.
1Opinion of the Court
Roberts, Chief Justice.
Plaintiffs in error are interveners in a suit between appellee and J. E. Carpenter, instituted upon a note and mortgage, in which a sequestration had been sued out, and levied upon a stock of goods, upon, which appellee’s execution had been levied while in the hands of the sheriff.
The object of the intervention was to have a portion of the proceeds of the goods appropriated to the payment of their *484judgments, rendered by a justice of the peace, for amounts less than $200.
In order to accomplish that object, they sought to show that the mortgage was void as to Carpenter’s…
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