PAN AMERICAN SIGN INS. CO. v. JB Hotel Co.

BATEMAN, Justice.

This appeal involves only the question of the proper venue of the case. The appellant Pan American Sign Company, claiming to hold an unsatisfied judgment against the appellee J. B. Hotel Company, sued that company and appellee E. J. Burke alleging that the former transferred its assets to the latter in fraud of creditors, that the transfer was void under Vernon’s Ann.Civ.St., Art. 3997, and prayed that it be so adjudicated and set aside, for the appointment of a receiver and for general and special relief. Both defendants filed pleas of privilege, J. B. Hotel Company praying…