Christian v. Boyd
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
SPEER, Justice.
W. E. Christian sued Dumas C. Boyd on a $525.00 note, bearing interest, and providing for attorney’s fees and for foreclosure of a chattel mortgage lien on a described Pontiac Funeral Coach. Frank Kent Motor. Company, a corporation, was made a party defendant upon allegations that it was in possession of the motor vehicle and was asserting some kind of interest therein; that any interest it may have was inferior to the rights of plaintiff.
Defendant Frank Kent Mofor Co., to which we shall refer as the Motor Co., answered generally and specially pleaded in a cross action against…
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