Sanders v. Farmers' State Bank of Mexia
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Limestone County; A. M. Blackman, Judge. Garnishment proceedings by M. C. Sanders against the Farmers’ State Bank of Mexia, as garnishee of C. C. Williams, judgment debtor. From a judgment quashing and dismissing the garnishment proceedings, .plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtHamilton, J.
M. C. Sanders recovered a judgment against C. C. Williams (identical with Carl K. Williams) in the district court of Limestone county, Tex., on May 25, 1916. On December 18, 1919, Sanders instituted garnishment proceedings in the same court against Farmers’ State Bank of Mexia, Tex., as garnishee of Williams on the unjiaid amount of the judgment.
The application for the writ of garnishment, omitting the address, etc., was in the following language:
“Now comes M. O. Sanders, the plaintiff in the above named and numbered cause, and respectfully shows to the court that he is plaintiff in the cause…
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