First Nat. Bank of Fulton v. Howard
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Mr, Justice Cook
delivered the opinion of the court.
The First National Bank of Fulton Ky., holder of three notes aggregating $6,189.90, brought this action in Obion county to enforce payment.
*190The fact of Howard’s nonresidence was alleged, and attachment prayed, issued, and levied upon his interest in forty acres.of land in Obion county, and two hundred and twenty-seven acres in Dyer county.
It is conceded by complainant that the claim of Ed. Thomas constituted a lien superior to its right as an attaching creditor upon the forty acre tract, but it is insisted that the attachment impressed a lien…
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