Winter & Hirsch, Inc. v. Clanton

Tommie W. Clanton, by means of an attachment in chancery, procured the seizure of a certain Plymouth automobile, owned by Otis Tillman, a nonresident of the state, but in the hands of Roy Paris, a resident of the state. The purpose was to subject the automobile to a lien for the payment of such damages as the court might award foi' Clanton’s personal injuries and property damage, proximately resulting from the alleged negligence of Tillman in the operation of his automobile. Process was obtained by publication. Tillman’s answer denied the material allegations of the bill. Paris interposed his…