First Nat. Bank of Maud v. Eidson

On December 7, 1923, the First National Bank of Maud obtained a judgment before a justice of the peace against J. R. Eidson, fo.r the sum of $200, and cpsts, including attorney’s fees. Execution was duly issued, and levied upon a Ford truck, as the property of the judgment debtor. Whereupon Henry Tinkle and Mitchell Eidson gave notice that they asserted ownership of said truck, and that a trial of the right of such property would be held before said justice of the peace on December 27, 1923. After the proceeding had been twice tyied to a jury without a verdict being rendered, a change of…