Ryals v. Douglas

Appellee, Douglas, brought suit by attachment in chancery for collection of $5,225 alleged to be due him by Joe F. Ryals, a nonresident, for breach of warranty in connection with sale of automobiles by Ryals to Douglas. Lee Collins, a resident, was also named as a defendant and was alleged to have in his possession a truck belonging to Ryals. The bill prayed for process as provided by law in cases of attachment in chancery, that decree be had against Ryals for the amount sued for, and that the truck in possession of Collins be subjected to complainant’s demand. Ordinary summons was issued,…