Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber Co. v. Thorp

HALL, Chief Justice,

i July 2, 1929, the Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber Company recovered a judgment against W. B. Thorp for $534.50, together with interest and costs. The suit was based upon a note signed by Thorp. Execution was issued on the judgment October 3, 1929, and returned nulla bona. The judgment remained unsatisfied, and on January 27, 1934, the appellant company sued out a writ of garnishment and had the same served on the First State Bank of .Ropesville, Tex., for the purpose of impounding funds alleged to belong to W. B. Thorp in said bank, and sought to subject said funds to the…