P. Pfeiffer & Co. v. McNatt & March
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Montague. Tried below before Hon. F. E. Finer. The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
Collard, Judge.
McNatt & March, merchants, were closed out by attachment Eovember 19, 1884, and still owe about $10,000 which they are unable to pay.
Appellants obtained judgment against them for $1603.91, and on October 9, 1886, levied execution on both the lots and houses in controversy, the same being the individual property of L. 0. McEatt. The appellants bought the lots at sheriff’s sale for $100, crediting the amount on the judgment, and had deed made to them by the sheriff July 4,1887. They brought suit for the lots. McEatt set up that the houses on the lots were his business homestead.…
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