Central Transfer & Storage Co. v. Wichita Falls Motor Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtTalbot, J.
The Central Transfer & Storage Company, a partnership composed of William E. Burns and Earl S. Burns, appellants, sued the appellees, Wichita Falls Motor Company, a corporation, and G. F. Spence to recover damages, actual and exemplary, for alleged wrongful and malicious issuance and levy of a writ of sequestration by them upon a “Wichita truck No. B. 160,” alleged to be of the value of $1,000. They also sued to recover “special damages,” and the facts upon which they sought to recover the several characters of damages claimed were fully set out in their petition. The appellees pleaded a…
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