Cleveland State Bank v. Turner

The Cleveland State Bank sued W. R. Turner on a note for $6,331.55, and to foreclose a mortgage on certain cattle given to secure the payment of the note. The suit was brought before the maturity of the note, on the ground (stated in their affidavit for writ of sequestration) that the security given to secure the payment of the note was being neglected and injured by Turner so as to impair the bank’s security. A writ of sequestration was issued and levied upon some of Turner’s cattle. At the maturity of the note, Turner paid same and the bank released the cattle which it had sequestrated,…