Mesa Production Co. v. Saffel
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
On June 21, 1923, J. M. Saffel, under the name, Waco Casing Crew, recovered judgment against Lyman Pollard, a copartnership composed of Chas. V. Lyman and J. A. Pollard, and against Chas. V. Lyman individually, for the sum of $1,525. On March 29, 1929, said Saffel filed a petition and affidavit for garnishment against Mesa Production Company, a corporation, whose domicile was alleged to be at Breckenridge, in Stephens county, Tex., commanding the garnishee to make answer as to indebtedness, effects, etc., due or belonging to Chas. V. Lyman. The petition, among other things, stated that Mesa…
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