Tustin v. Taylor

In the drilling of oil wells in Hamilton county, C. W. Gould became indebted to the Peoples National Bank of McLeansboro, Illinois, and also to J. C. Tustin, appellant, and C. P. Brant, appellee. On June 12, 1924, the Peoples National Bank brought suit in assumpsit against Gould in the circuit court of said county and had a writ of attachment in aid issued. On June 30, appellee also brought his suit in assumpsit with attachment in aid. Both these writs of attachment were levied upon certain oil well casing used by Gould in his drilling. On August 18, 1924, appellant obtained judgment by…