Belva Oil Co. v. Lowe
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
FUNDERBURK, j.
C. C. Lowe recovered judgment against J. W. Franks for the sum of $380. Pending the suit in which judgment was recovered, a writ of garnishment was, on March 9,1929, served upon Belva Oil Company, a corporation. The garnishee made answer to the writ, denying that it was indebted to J. W. Franks in any amount, but in the answer set forth that, prior to the service of the writ, the Good Luck Casing Crew had performed services as a casing crew for the garnishee, by which said crew had earned the sum of $905, which was the price garnishee had contracted to pay them therefor, that…
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