Employers' Casualty Co. v. Helm
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtBaugh, J.
T. A. Helm and D. M. Crad-dock sued C. R. Lawrence, O. D. Judd, and A. M. Cox in the district court of Dallas county on December 10, 1924, to recover possession of a Stearns-Knight 6 cylinder automobile, and sequestered said car. It was subsequently replevied by Cox, who executed a $6,000 replevy bond, with the Employers’ Casualty Company as surety. Upon final hearing before the court without a jury judgment was rendered in favor of Helm & Craddock against said defendants and the surety on the replevy bond for $2,778.50 and $250 as attorney’s fees, from which judgment this writ of error is…
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