American National Bank v. Lee

S. S. Lee sued out a writ of attachment against Pilcher & Company, non-residents, returnable to a justice’s court, on the 4th day of April, 1904, and caused the same to be levied upon certain flour as the property of the defendant. The levy did not state that the flour was found in the possession of the defendant. The American National Bank filed a claim to the property. By consent the case was appealed to a jury. TJpon the trial the plaintiff introduced evidence, which, in so far as the rulings' brought here for review are concerned, may be treated as sufficient to prove, the debt and the…