McComb v. Watt
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Brror form County Court, Grant County; J. W. Bird, Judge. Action by James McComb and another, partners as McComb Bros., against E. A. Watt. Judgment for defendant on motion to discharge attachment, and plaintiffs bring error.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
ROBERTSON, C.
McComb Bros., partners, as plaintiffs, began an action against E. A. Watt, in the county court of Grant county, to recover a money judgment on an account stated; at the same time they filed an affidavit and bond in attachment; an order in attachment was issued by the court and served by the sheriff, who took possession thereunder of defendant’s stock of harness, goods, and fixtures, including one large harness sewing machine of the value of $180. On June 6, 1911, defendant filed his motion to discharge the attachment as to the harness sewing machine, on the ground that…
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