Ratliff v. Gordon
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Brown County Court; A. M. Brumfield, Judge. Action by E. B. Gordon against Arch Ratliff and another. Judgment for plaintiff, and defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtRige, J.
Appellee, Gordon, brought this suit against appellants, Ratliff and Coker, alleging that he was the owner and entitled to the following property, to wit: Two mules of the value of $100, one wagon of the value of $80, and one set of harness of the value of $0, accurately describing the same, which he claimed that appellants had unlawfully taken from his possession, praying judgment for said property or its value.
Appellant Ratliff answered by plea in abatement, to the effect that he did not take said property from plaintiff, or any one else, and that he was not jointly liable with defendant…
2Cases cited4 opinions
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