Martin v. Stumbo

Opinion by

Judge Fulton

— Overruling motion and denying injunction.

In February, 1934, an order was entered in the Floyd County Court appointing a county judge pro tem. The defendant, W. L. Stumbo, who was county judge of Floyd County, filed an action in the quarterly court against the plaintiffs, Lee Martin and others, to recover judgment on a promissory note in the sum of $200. In August, 1934, judgment was rendered on the note in Stumbo’s behalf against Martin and others by the pro tem county judge, Stumbo being disqualified. Execution was issued on this judgment and was replevied. "When the…