Wilson & Martin v. Lucas
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Shelby. Tried below before Hod. James I. Perkins.
1Opinion of the Court
ACKER, Presiding Judge.
Wilson & Martin brought suit against G. H. Brown and sued out an attachment, which was levied upon several thousand pounds of cotton in the seed and two rolls of bagging and two bundles of ties.
D. C. Lucas claimed the property, and executed affidavit and bond as required by statute.
Upon trial of the rights of property by a jury there was verdict and *293judgment for the claimant Lucas, from which the plaintiffs, Wilson & Martin, appealed.
The first assignment of error is, “The court erred in allowing D. 0. Lucas to testify that he paid A. M. Garrett a balance due on the…
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