Parker v. Sweet
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the District Court of Tarrant County. Tried below before Hon. B. C. Parker.
1Opinion of the Court
SPEEB, Associate Justice.
Appellant instituted this suit to restrain appellee Sweet, as sheriff, and the other appellee, as an execution creditor, from selling an automobile, seized' by virtue of a writ of execution, alleging that such vehicle was exempt to him as the head of a family. The district judge granted the temporary writ' of injunction, but afterward on motion of appellees dissolved it, and the complainant has appealed. The question thus presented appears to be a new one.
Article 2395, Sayles’ Texas Civil Statutes, so far as pertinent to the present inquiry reads: “The following…
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