Flippen v. Dixon
Texas Supreme Court
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
HOBBY, Presiding Judge,
Section A.—J. M. Dixon, the appellee, sued Paul Gluckman, W. H. Flippen, and Alfred Davis, in the District Court of Dallas County, on December 20, 1886, to recover actual and exemplary damages for the wrongful and malicious issuance of a writ of sequestration, under which appellee’s homestead was alleged to have been seized, and the furniture and household effects of his family and himself removed, and he caused much inconvenience and suffering thereby. He recovered a judgment for $1000 actual damages against all of the defendants, and $6000 exemplary damages against…
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