Cabell v. Floyd

FISHER, Chief Justice.

August 20, 1894, the Hollenberg Music Company brought suit in the Justice Court against John Morris to recover the balance of the purchase money due on a piano, claiming a lien on the piano, and on the same day sued out a writ of sequestration and the constable seized the property under the writ. The said John Morris gave the constable a replevy bond in the sum of $200, payable to Hollenberg Music Company, with the appellees A. B. Floyd and J. R. Johnson as sureties, conditioned, as required by the statute, that said John Morris would not remove said piano out of Dallas…