Williams v. P. J. Willis & Bro.

STAYTON, Chief Justice.

— Appellees having a judgment against J. S. Williams, caused an execution issued thereon to be levied upon two and a half lots situated in the town of San Saba, and this suit was brought to enjoin the sale of the property. On final hearing the temporary injunction theretofore granted was dissolved, and judgment entered for defendants. The lots were contiguous and inclosed, and it was claimed that they were not subject to sale, because used as a place of business.

About one year before the execution was levied, the property, which seems to have been in the business part…