Giddy v. Shotts

In October, 1924, appellee caused an execution to be levied on cotton in the seed as the property of Archie Giddy, defendant in the execution. Appellant interposed his clainx. On the trial of the right of property which ensued, appellee, plaintiff in execxxtion, had judgment.

Archie Giddy had raised the cotton on land rented by him, or by J. W. Giddy for him, from MeCuriey. Appellant contended that he had made advances to Ax-chie Giddy, his son, and, further, that he had bought the cotton from Archie. In the course of its ox-al charge, the court expressed its doubt whether the evidence…