First National Bank v. Johnson

Hudgins, J.,

delivered the opinion of the court.'

Under the provisions of Michie’s 1942 Code, sec. 6383a (Acts of 1932, p. 460), the First National Bank of Waynes*231boro filed its bill in equity alleging that R. H. Johnson and Mary C. Johnson, his wife, were indebted to it in the sum of $704.16, less a credit of $22.95, evidenced by a note which became due on July 5, 1941; and that R. H. Johnson had recently been engaged in operating a gasoline filling and service station in Waynesboro, Virginia, but that he had removed, or was about to remove, himself and his effects from the State so that a…