M. H. Lauchheimer & Sons v. Coop

BROWN, Associate Justice.

In 1897 Lauchheimer & Sons had a valid judgment against J. R. Saunders upon which they caused execution to be issued and levied upon the land in controversy, and, on April 20, 1897, Saunders filed a petition in the District Court of Coryell County, alleging that the land levied upon under the judgment aforesaid was a part of his homestead and not subject to sale under the execution. He prayed for a writ of injunction against the sheriff of the county, T. F. Bryan, and Lauchheimer & Sons; which was granted, and, on a trial in the District Court, judgment was rendered…