F. D. Cummer & Son Co. v. R. M. Hudson Co.

F. D. Cummer & Son Company sued out an attachment for $1,000.00 against the R. M. Hudson Company, ■a foreign corporation, and named T. C. Larrimore as eodefendant having in his hands property or estate belonging to the defendant. The parties waived a jury and submitted all matters of law and fact to the judge of the trial court, who rendered the judgment complained of, dismissing the attachment except as to the sum of $2.48.

The facts are as follows: On November 29, 1920, the R. M. Hudson Company, a Georgia corporation, conveyed to J. C. Busby, trustee, a quantity of personal property…