Joseph W. Moon Buggy Co. v. Moore-Hustead Co.

Appellant sued the appel-lee, the Moore-Hustead Company and Houston Shipp, its assignee for the benefit of creditors, to recover the possession of a number of buggies which had been sold by appellant to the Moore-Hustead Company, or their value, in case the specific property could not be recovered. The petition alleged that the buggies had been sold and delivered under a contract, and the title to same had been reserved to appellant, if not paid, setting out the contract, describing the buggies, and stating their value to be $1,571.75. A writ of sequestration was sued out, the buggies seized…