Sweatt v. Grogan
District Court, N.D. Texas
1Opinion of the Court
ATWELL, District Judge.
The plaintiffs allege a conspiracy and the conversion, as the result of such conspiracy, of three hundred thousand barrels of oil, alleged to be worth $405,000.
All of the defendants being non-residents, the plaintiff, while the suit was in the state court, secured service by writs of attachment and non-resident notices. In the motion to quash the writs, it is claimed that approximately two million dollars in property were attached; that subsequently a portion of the property was released, leaving two refineries and a $700,000 oil payment still impounded.
The motion…
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