Johnson v. Thomas

ATWELL, District Judge.

On August 19, 1936, F. A. and R. L. Johnson brought their bill against S. G. Gentry and W. A. Thomas, Collector of Internal Revenue, alleging:

That all the parties resided in Dallas county, Tex. That Thomas was made a party because he was asserting a claim in the amount of $5,517.73 against complainants and respondent Gentry, and that he has failed and refused to impress or foreclose his lien upon the property of Gentry, which, it was alleged, consisted of oil and oil products. “That by reason of his failure to impress his lien and foreclose his lien to satisfy said…