Gunter & Summerfield v. Cobb

STAYTON, Chief Justice.

The right of appellee to any of the relief he sought or obtained depends upon his title to cattle at one time owned by the Stone Cattle and Pasture Company, and in the view taken of the case it does not become necessary to state the facts bearing upon other questions raised by the parties, nor to discuss them. That the cattle at one time belonged to the Stone Cattle and Pasture Company both parties concede, for they claim from this common source.

Appellee claims that he obtained title to the cattle through sales made under executions against that company, and there is no…