Walker v. Mears

HUNTER, Associate Justice.

This suit was commenced in the Justice Court. The plaintiff, Walter Walker, sued defendant G. W. Mears on a note for $92.80, and 10 per cent thereon for attorneys fees as stipulated in the note if sued on. He also sued out an attachment and caused it to be levied on twelve head of horses belonging to defendant. The • attachment was quashed, and the defendant reconvened, claiming damages against the plaintiff and his two sureties on attachment bond in the sum of $197 for wrongfully suing out the writ. On the trial in the Justice Court the jury found a verdict for…