Bridgman v. Johnson

The appeal is from an order of the chancery court enjoining constable Bob Tate of Whiteville township (Baxter county) from levying upon property of Agnes Johnson by virtue of executions issued by Brant Bridgman, justice of the peace, and requiring the justice to grant appeals. Nine judgments, varying in amounts from $15.65 to $116, had been returned against John M. Thompson and Agnes Johnson.. Only the latter has attempted to appeal.

The chancery complaint alleged that on August 22, 1939, appellee appeared in Justice Bridgman’s court, by her attorney, and petitioned for changes of venue in…