Gregory v. Laird
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MONTEITH, Chief Justice.
H. D. Laird, doing business as Security Motors brought this action for recovery of the title and possession of a Cadillac automobile then in the possession of appellant, G. G. Gregory. At the same time he sued out a writ of sequestration under which he sought possession of the car. Appellant duly filed a replevin bond with United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company as surety under which he retained possession thereof. In the alternative appellee sought judgment for the value of said automobile from appellant and the sureties on his re-plevin bond. Appellant answered…
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