Liverpool & London & Globe Ins. v. Lummus Cotton Gin Sales Co.

SPÉER, J.

The following is taken from the statement Of the case as made by Justice Blair for the Court of Civil Appeals:

“On March 24, 1921, appellee, Lummus Cotton Gin Sales Company, sued George E. Young, of Lawton, Okl., on his two notes for $1,900 each, payable to appellee at Dallas, Tex., and on the same day filed its affidavit and bond for a writ of garnishment before judgment to issue to appellant Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Company, Limited, a foreign corporation authorized to do business in Texas, alleging that garnishee was indebted to Young. The writ was legally served on…