Cry v. J. W. Bass Hardware

(after stating the facts as above). The appellant pleaded that the ungathered corn and cotton attached were exempt as raised on a homestead, and sought to have “the cotton and corn restored to his possession,” or, in the alternative, to recover their value. Appellant also sought to recover special damages occasioned to the crop as resulting from wrongfully taking possession thereof. The propositions present, in effect, the two points in view: 'That (1) the special damages allowed by the court were inadequate; and (2) the crops being exempt from forced sale, the attachment, should have been…