Baum v. Dunbar
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BAUGH, Justice.
This case arose as follows: H. Baum sued L. D. Prewitt in the county court of Stephens county, Tex., upon two promissory notes executed by Prewitt to Baum, and to foreclose a mortgage on an automobile given to secure payment of one of said notes. He sequestered said automobile, a five-passenger Buick sedan, then in the possession of Prewitt, who thereupon re-plevied same, executing a bond as required by law in the sum of $900, based upon the sheriff’s valuation of said automobile at $450, with G. S. Dunbar and G. W. Pre-witt as sureties on his replevy bond. L. D. Prewitt did…
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