Pace v. Smith
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Hunt. Tried below before the Hon. Green J. Clark. .The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
Bonner, Associate Justice.
On December 14, 1881, Schneider & Davis instituted, suit in the district court of Hunt county against J. M. Smith, and at the same time sued out a writ of attachment. This was executed by levying upon certain personal property belonging to Smith, which, being perishable, was, by order of the court, sold by the sheriff of Hunt county. The net proceeds of this sale, $413.94, was, as required by statute, deposited with A. Gr. Pace as the clerk of said court.
Subsequently, in February, 1882, on motion of defendant Smith, the attachment was quashed, and the money ordered…
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