Brasher v. Jamison, Groce & Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Limestone. Tried below before Hon. Sam. R. Frost. The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
HOBBY, Judge.
This was a trial of the right of property in and to a stock of merchandise, etc., levied on by virtue of an attachment issued out of the County Court of Limestone County, at the instance of the appellees, in a suit brought by them against J. A. Brasher. The property was in appellant’s possession, who filed affidavit and gave bond, etc.
Appellant’s claim was based on an alleged bona fide purchase of the .goods, from J. A. Brasher, for the sum of $2250, prior to the levy of the writ. Appellant’s title was evidenced by a bill of sale dated November 12, 1883, conveying the goods…
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