Black v. Vaughan

Willie, Chief Justice.

Vaughn, who held a claim against Albert Arrington, brought suit upon it and had an attachment levied upon a stock of cattle to which Black laid claim, in accordance with our statute for trial of the right of property. The cause was submitted to the district judge, who filed his conclusions of law and fact, and rendered judgment thereon for the appellee, subjecting the property to the attachment. The claimant appealed to this court. There is no statement of facts; hence the judge’s conclusions of fact must be accepted as a correct statement of the result of the evidence…