Cox v. Salmon

F. E. Rutledge sued out an attachment against B. G. Salmon in a justice of the peace court in Marshall county, and certain property was seized under said writ. The sureties on the attachment bond were nonresidents of this state, as was the complainant.

On January 28, 1929, the justice of the peace rendered judgment in favor of B. G. Salmon on the ground that he was a minor when the debt was contracted, and that there was no written agreement, after reaching maturity, to pay said indebtedness, and also that same was barred by the statute of limitations, and taxed the costs against the…