Leman v. Borden
Texas Supreme Court
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
COLLARD, Judge,
Section A.—This is. a statutory proceeding to try the right of property. E. J. Leman, appellant, sued James Wilson and R. P. Walker for debt, and attached certain goods as the property of Wilson. The appellee Borden claimed the goods under the statute, filing oath and bond, to whom the constable delivered the goods seized and returned the oath and bond to the Justice Court. Issues were tendered and accepted under direction of the court, the plaintiff claiming that the goods were subject to the levy, and that Wilson had transferred the same to defendant to hinder, delay, and…
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