Lampman v. First National Bank in Dallas
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
McDONALD, Chief Justice.
This is an appeal by appellant Lampman from a judgment awarding appellee Bank $2150. attorney’s fees.
Lampman in November 1967 sued Dozier Productions, Inc. for debt, and on the same day obtained service of a writ of garnishment on appellee Bank. The bank answered it had no money or effects of Dozier, and prayed for its discharge with $500. attorney’s fees. The trial court found the bank was indebted to Dozier and entered judgment for $5250. against it. The bank appealed and the Court of Civil Appeals Reversed and Rendered judgment for the bank, but remanded the…
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