Scarborough v. Kerr

WALKER, Chief Justice.

In this case on a bill of review, the trial court set aside a judgment by default in favor of appellant, W. M. . Scarborough, against B. B. Kerr as principal, and L. D. Guinn and L. H. Jones as sureties, on a re-plevin bond in a garnishment case; and by the final judgment released the principal and sureties from all liability on the bond. The issue made by the bill of review against the judgment by default and found by the court in support of the judgment appealed from was that the fund replevined was not subject to garnishment. The appeal is prosecuted only against the…