Clark, Adm'r v. Lowe
Court of Appeals of Texas
Error to the County Court of Tom Green County. Tried below before Hon. Milton Mays.
1Opinion of the Court
KEY, Associate Justice.
— D. M. Clark, as administrator of the estate of H. R. Clark, deceased, brought this suit against Bob Lowe for the title and possession of two horses, or $195, the value of the horses, in the event possession of the horses could not be obtained. The plaintiff sued out a writ of sequestration, under which the horses were seized by the constable. Thereupon the defendant filed a replevy bond and by reason thereof retained possession of the horses. Thereafter, on motion of the defendant, the court quashed the sequestration bond and the writ of sequestration. The case was…
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