Olson v. American Guaranty Co.

On October 29, 1921, relator instituted suit in the Twenty-Eighth judicial district court against the defendant, a Delaware corporation, for approximately $5,000; and attached a stock farm of about 1,100 acres, together with a large number of brood sows, pigs, and boars, 13 head of horses and mules, 10 milch cows, and 5 calves.

On November 15, 1921, relator filed a rule on defendant to show cause why said live stock should not be ordered sold as perishable property, under article 261 of the Code of Practice, in order that the proceeds of sale might remain on deposit in the hands of the sheriff…