Hurst v. Cobb
District Court, N.D. Texas
This is an action at law, brought in a court of Texas by J. D. Hurst against Cobb & Avery, to recover damages for wrongfully causing a United States marshal to levy an execution of plaintiff’s chattels.
1Opinion of the Court
RECTOR, District Judge.
In this case the plainliff surd the defendant in the district court of Hunt county, Tex., for $4,977, the alleged value of 170 head of cattle belonging to plaintiff, upon which defendants caused an execution, in the hands of P. B. Hunt, United States marshal for the northern district of Texas, to be levied, and said cattle sold under said execution. That said execution issued out of cause No. 1,036, wherein W. W. Avery, as plaintiff, recovered a judgment in the United States circuit court in and for the northern district of Texas, against J. It. Cooke, O. P. Hail,…
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