Greenleve, Block & Co. v. Blum
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from. Milam. Tried below before the Hon. W. E. Collard. Leon & H. Blum brought suit against W. E. Easterwood, and sued out. an attachment which was levied on a stock of merchandise amounting to $1,617.66. Le Gierse & Co. and Greenleve, Block & Co., by L. C. Michael, made claimant’s oath and gave bond under the statute to try the right of property.
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Appeal from. Milam. Tried below before the Hon. W. E. Collard. Leon & H. Blum brought suit against W. E. Easterwood, and sued out. an attachment which was levied on a stock of merchandise amounting to $1,617.66. Le Gierse & Co. and Greenleve, Block & Co., by L. C. Michael, made claimant’s oath and gave bond under the statute to try the right of property. L. & H. Blum tendered the issue that defendants, Le Gierse & Co. and Greenleve, Block & Co., claimed the goods by transfer from W. E. Easterwood, and that said transfer was made with intent to hinder, delay and defraud the creditors of…
1Opinion of the Court
Stayton, Associate Justice.—
This cause was before this court at the last- term and an opinion was given reversing and remanding the cause. A motion for rehearing was filed and granted.
The motion was based upon the grounds:
1st. That the court was in error in regard to the law of the case.
2d. That the evidence in the court below was sufficient to support the finding.
It was contended on the former argument of the cause, as at the present term, that the fact that the appellants were bona fide creditors of Easterwood would not protect them in a purchase of goods to pay their respective debts,…
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