Sanders v. Farrier

The important assignment of error is the one questioning the rendition of judgment against the appellant, the attaching creditor. In passing upon the assignment of error, regard must be had to the pleading and to the special facts in evidence, for the several propositions are based thereon. The defendant in the attachment writ, H. L. Shaw, was indebted to appellee and had executed a chattel mortgage on 150 head of cattle, besides other personal property, to secure the payment of the debt. At the time of and long before the levy of the writ of attachment, the chattel mortgage was duly…