Keahey v. Bryant
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Uvalde County Court; T. M. Milam, Judge. Action by A. F. Keahey against Albert Bryant and others. From an adverse judgment, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtFlx, J.
Appellant instituted this suit against Albert Bryant in the justice’s court to recover rent and advances in the sum of §60.20, and also sued out a distress warrant and levied it on four bales of cotton. T. J. Lane & Co., Kessler & Sons, and J. F. Heard intervened in the suit, claiming that they had purchased the cotton. Appellant amended her affidavit for the distress warrant, claiming $175.30 instead of the original sum sued for. Appellant obtained judgment in the justice’s court for $67.15, and a foreclosure of the landlord’s lien on the cotton, and Bryant appealed from the judgment to the…
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