Wells v. Stonerock

This is a suit by appellants Wells and Collie, in the nature of a bill of review.

The material facts alleged are as follows: Appellants were sureties upon a replevy bond given in a suit brought by appellee, Stone-rock, against J. H. Garmon. By virtue of such bond, Garmon retained possession of an automobile theretofore sequestrated by ap-pellee. On September 9, 1924, said suit was tried, and, in response to a peremptory instruction, verdict was returned as follows:

“We, the jury find for the plaintiffs-against the defendants for the amount sued for in plaintiffs’ petition, together with legal…