Legal Opinion
Frost v. Smith
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided November 6, 1918No. 5954. [fn*]PublishedCited by 6 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtKey, C. J.
W. H. Smith, L. Fred and Sidney Herz, doing business under the name of Herz Bros., the Goldstein-Migel Company, a corporation, Sanger Bros., a firm composed of several partners, Texas Power & Light Company, and Alex Fitzpatrick, severally, caused writs of attachment to be levied upon a certain automobile found by the sheriff in a certain garage in the city of Waco, Tex. In each of the writs referred to, Clayton, Gordon, and Hugh Boggs, alleged to compose the Arm of Boggs Bros., were defendants, and the property referred to was levied upon as their property. Thereafter, C. E. Erost made and…
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