Trail v. Maphis & Day
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
The parties are designated appellant and appellee. Appellee, as landlord, caused a distress warrant for rents to issue against appellant, Trail, and Grady Emerson, and levied upon certain cold drink furniture and fixtures belonging to Emerson, and located in a building which appellee had rented to him. The property was left in the possession of appellant, Trail, upon his executing a replevy bond with J. A. Graves and Ross Huffmaster as sureties. The distress warrant was returned to the county court because of the amount involved. Appellee then filed a petition, seeking to recover $285 for…
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