Johnson v. Echols

This is an appeal from an order of the district judge of Palo Pinto county granting a temporary injunction restraining the sale of certain'property under foreclosure of an attachment lien. The plaintiffs alleged the property was a homestead at the time the levy was made and that the homestead issue was not litigated in the original attachment suit, and that Mrs. Echols had a right to sell and convey the property to her daughter, notwithstanding the levy of the writ.

The circumstances leading up to this litigation are, substantially, these:

November 25, 1927, J. J. Johnson sued L. R. Jackson and…