Legal Opinion
Texas Hay Ass'n v. Angleton State Bank
Texas Commission of Appeals
Decided February 23, 1927No. 756—4715PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtPowell, P. J.
In the Court of Civil Appeals, the bank was plaintiff in error. It made a statement of the case in its brief in that court which was accepted by the hay association and declared by the court to be sufficient. That statement was as follows:
“This is an appeal from a judgment rendered by the district court of Brazoria county, Tex., in a statutory, trial of right of property suit, involving the title to 220 tons of prairie hay.
“On December 8, 1922, a writ of attachment was issued in a suit §tyled ‘Angleton State Bank v. J. W. Loper, Mrs. M. A. Loper, and J. M. Turner, No. 17594,’ pending in the…
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