Gilbert v. Hudgens

Plaintiff in error is hereinafter referred to as Gilbert and defendant in error as Hudgens.

Gilbert sued Hudgens in a justice of the peace court on a promissory note for $103, payable at $10 per month, and attached an automobile. The suit was- dismissed at plaintiff’s costs and an appeal was taken to the county court. There it was tried to' the court, without a jury. General findings were for Hudgens and he had judgment for costs and the dissolution of the attachment. To review that judgment Gilbert prosecutes this writ and asks that it be made a supersedeas. Both parties request final…