Burns Bell v. Lowe
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtSpeer, J.
This i§ a garnishment suit wherein Burns & Bell, judgment creditors of O. C. Lowe, sought to hold City National Bank as garnishee; the fund in controversy being a deposit of $408.36 in the name of Mrs. Belle Lowe and the sum of $10 in the name of Ruel Lowe. The bank answered, disclosing these deposits, but alleging that the one was the separate property of said Belle Lowe and the other the individual property of said Ruel Lowe, and otherwise denying any indebtedness or liability to C. C. Lowe. The answer was traversed by the plaintiffs, and on the issues thus presented a trial was had before…
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