Holmes v. Langston & Woodson

Simmons, Chief Justice.

Langston & Woodson sued out an attachment against Holmes as a “fraudulent debtor” under sections 3297-3300 of the code. The petition for the attachment alleged among other things that Holmes had sold property with aview to defrauding his creditors. The attachment .was levied upon certain real and personal property as the property of Holmes, including property which it was alleged he had fraudulently sold. Afterwards Holmes filed his. petition, under section 3299 of the code, for the removal and dismissal of the attachment. The cause coming on for hearing, Langston &…