Williams v. Greer
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BOND, Chief Justice.
Appellant, A. B. Williams, as plaintiff, instituted this suit in a county court at law, Dallas County, against appellees, A. L. Greer and Tom Greer, as defendants, for debt in the sum of $90 and to enforce a lien on an automobile alleged to be of the reasonable fnarket value of $325; also; applied for a writ of sequestration, alleging that the value of the automobile was $325 and that “plaintiff fears the defendants will injure, ill-treat, waste or destroy said automobile during the pendency of the suit”.
The trial court sustained appellees’ general demurrer to plaintiff’s…
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