Meredith v. Bell

This suit was instituted by appellant, Thomas Meredith, in the justice court, to recover of appellee, Overton Bell, the title and possession of one cow of the alleged value of $60. Appellant sequestered the cow, and appellee replevied. The sureties on appellee’s replevy bond were J. L. Bell and L. W. Edwards. The trial in the justice court resulted in a judgment in favor of appellant for the- title and possession of said cow. Said ■cow was valued in the judgment at $60, and a writ of possession for her restoration to appellant was awarded. No reference to the issuance of sequestration…