Blum v. Strong
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from McLennan. Tried below before Hon. B. W. Rimes.
1Opinion of the Court
Maltbie, Presiding Judge.
The questions in this case arise from the suing out of an attachment by Leon & H. Blum in the district court of Galveston county, and causing E. D. Costley, who was a constable of McLennan county, to seize and sell a stock of goods, the property of J. A. Strong, under said attachment, which was situated at Crawford, in McLennan county. After the seizure and sale of said property Strong brought suit *323in the district court of McLennan county against the Blums and E. D. Gostley for damages, actual and exemplary, on account of the said seizure and sale of his goods, but…
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