Marks v. Security State Bank of McCamey
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtHiggins, J.
Appellant, Marks, sued C. M. Carroll and applied for a writ of garnishment against the Security State Bank of McCamey, Tex., a corporation. ‘The writ was issued and served upon the president of said bank. Carroll gave.a replevy bond. Eater the bank answered admitting that it was indebted to Carroll in the sum of $879.46, at the time the writ was served upon it, and that said sum was thereafter paid to Carroll upon notice by the clerk of the court that the same had been replevied according to law. The answer denied any further liability upon the writ. Upon motion of Carroll the garnishment…
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