White v. Suttle
Court of Appeals of Texas
Error from District Court, Limestone County; A. M. Blackmon, Judge. Suit by J. J. Suttle against Marion Kitchen and another, who filed a replevy bond. Judgment for plaintiff against defendants and E. S. White and others, as sureties, and the latter bring error.
1Opinion of the CourtBarous, J.
J. J. Suttle instituted suit in the district court of Limestone county against Marion Kitchen and Alice Kitchen for the possession of a tract of land in Limestone county, and filed his affidavit and bond in sequestration. The property was sequestrated by the sheriff of Limestone county, and the defendants filed a replevy bond and were permitted by the sheriff to retain possession of the property. The replevy bond given is the bond required to replevy personal property under article 7l04, Revised Statutes, and not the bond required to replevy real estate under article 7105, Revised Statutes.
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