White v. Homecraft Spread Co.

Homecraft Spread Company, through its president, A. E. McDaniel Jr., on March 17, 1940, made an affidavit before a justice of the peace that, “J. W. White is indebted to Homecraft Spread Company in the sum of one hundred dollars, and that the said J. W. White absconds.” The company made bond and obtained an attachment which was levied on certain personal property as the property of White. Thereafter, the company at the next term of the said justice’s court filed a eopy of its open account against White, together with the invoices for the goods alleged to have been sold to him; and on the…