Lloyd v. Williams

Williams & Wood brought their action before a justice of the peace against E. McIntosh to recover $211.58 for goods sold and delivered. A writ of attachment was issued in the case and levied upon a stock of goods as the property of McIntosh. L. W. Lloyd intervened, claiming the goods as his *158property. Judgment was rendered against McIntosh for the debt, and against the intervenorupon his affidavit of intervention. The intervenor appealed to the county court, where judgment again went against him, and he brings the case here by appeal.

It appears from the evidence that on November 3, 1892, Lloyd…