Griffin v. Cawthon

POWER, Justice.

F. W. Cawthon, appellee, brought suit against T. A. Griffin, appellant, on March 5, 1932. On the same day he sued out a writ of garnishment which was served on the Trinity Construction Company, Inc., who was then indebted to the defendant, T. A. Griffin, in a sum more than $7,000. On March 15, 1932, appellant filed his replevin bond in the sum of $8,000. This bond was signed by T. A. Griffin as principal and E. B. Martin and G. C. Arrington as sureties. The notes sued on were five of six potes dated July 13, 1931, signed by T. A. Griffin, appellant, payable to the D. A. Foley…