Adams v. Duggan

Opinion by

Walker, R. S., P. J.

§ 1268. Judgment; motion to reform; duty of party to see that a proper judgment is entered; bills of exception on motion to reform judgment. Appellants sued appellee for debt, and obtained a writ of attachment against his property, which was duly levied upon property and returned into court. Upon the trial of the case, judgment was rendered in favor of appellants for their debt, but there was no foreclosure of their attachment lien upon the property seized. They moved to reform the judgment so as to foreclose the attachment lien, and order a sale of the property.…