Unaka & City National Bank v. Lewis

Plaintiff sued the defendants, John P. Lewis and Madge M. Lewis, for debt, asked that a deed be set aside as fraudulent, and attached certain personal property including the “Major Donnelly horse.” It was contended by Mrs. Lewis on the trial that she held said horse only as bailee. Both sides appealed from the verdict and judgment entered at the September Term, 1930, Watauga Superior Court, which was affirmed 27 June, 1931. Bank v. Lewis, 201 N. C., 148, 159 S. E., 312.

At the next succeeding term following affirmance of the judgment on appeal, J. C. Donnelly was allowed to come in as…