Crocker v. Mann
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from San Patricio 'County Court; P. A. I-Iunter, Judge. Action by J. B. Crocker against W. B. Mann. Prom a judgment of dismissal from the county court, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtJames, C. J.
This cause was begun in the justice’s court by J. B. Crocker, who sued W. B. Mann to recover $153.66 upon account. An attachment was sued out and levied. Defendant filed demurrers and general denial. A motion to quash the attachment wás by the justice overruled. This motion to quash was upon the ground that the affidavit and application for the attachment showed that $100 of plaintiff’s claim was due by reason of plaintiff’s having been a surety on a note for defendant, and that no judgment had been obtained in any court, determining that said note had not been paid, nor who was liable for…
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