Jarrell v. Leeper

Hart, C. J.,

(after stating the facts.). The principal ground relied upon for a reversal of the judgment is that the defendant was not a nonresident of the State of Arkansas at the time the attachment was sued out. The question of residence is a mixed one of law and fact. If, as contended by the defendant, the undisputed evidence shows that he was a resident of the State of Arkansas at the time the attachment was sued out, the finding of the court on the attachment branch of the case must be reversed.

What constitutes a nonresident within the meaning of our attachment law was considered and…