Spicknall v. Panhandle State Bank of Borger

PITTS, Chief Justice.

In this suit-appellant, Dee Spicknall, sued for damages, alleging as a party plaintiff the withholding from him of a second or junior chattel mortgage by appellee, Eugene E. Piper, acting for himself and as agent and attorney for appellee, Panhandle State Bank of Borger, Texas, both as party defendants, until the property described in the said mortgage had been sold to satisfy the first or prior mortgage lien, all of which is denied by appellees. Appellant contends that the suit is one in the nature of conversion, yet he makes no claim of any conversion of the property…