Maxwell v. Flowers

The defendants in error sued the plaintiff in error in an action of assumpsit for the price of a Ford automobile. The sum demanded was three hundred and seventy-five dollars.

A writ of attachment was obtained upon the affidavit of Flowers that he knew or had good reason to believe, that the defendant would fraudulently part with his property before judgment could be obtained against him. The bond purported to bind Flowers and Cox, Copartners, as principal but was signed only by W. R. Flowers. The defendant moved the dissolution of the attachment upon that. ground. But on the same day the…