Williams v. Cawthon

PITTS, Chief Justice.

This is an action to determine the priority of liens asserted by appellant, A. G. Williams, and appellee, Roy Cawthon, upon an automobile owned by W. H. Welch. The case was tried to the court without a jury and judgment was rendered declaring the lien of appellee to be superior to the lien of appellant and ordering a foreclosure of ap-pellee’s lien from which judgment appellant prefected his appeal.

There is no controversy about the material facts presented which stated in chronological order are as follows. Appellant acquired a mortgage lien upon a 1940 Ford pickup…