Blum v. Light
Texas Supreme Court
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
GARRETT, Presiding Judge, Section B.
This suit was a trial of the right of property. Appellants L. & H. Blum were judgment creditors of Leonard Light, the husband of the appellee Hannah M. Light, and caused an execution to be levied upon the property in controversy, consisting of cattle and horses, by the sheriff of Lipscomb County. Mrs. Light made claim in accordance with the statute. The issues were tried before a jury,' and on December 8,1888, there was a verdict and judgment for the claimant.
The judgment in favor of the Blums was rendered by the District Court of Galveston County November…
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