Thompson v. Gainesville National Bank
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Cook. Tried below before the Hon. F, E. Finer. The opinion states the facts.
1Opinion of the Court
Willie, Chief Justice.
The Gainesville National Bank obtained a judgment against A. J. Addington, and on June 20, 1885, had a writ of garnishment sued out thereon, and served upon the appellant, Thompson. On November 2, 1885, Thompson filed his answer denying any indebtedness to Addington, or having any effects of his in possession, either at the date of serving the writ or of making the answer. This answer was controverted by the bank on the ground that on July 12, 1884, Thompson executed a note to Addington, payable twelve months after date, and that this note at the time the writ was served…
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