James v. Taylor

Judgment affirmed.

A ft. fa. in favor of Taylor against Curry, issued upon a judgment rendered in March, 1890, was levied upon a mare and other personalty, and James filed a claim. The case was tried on appeal before a jury in a justice’s court. The jury found the mare subject, and the other property not subject; whereupon the magistrate entered up judgment for the full amount of cost against the claimant, who by certiorari made allegations of error hereafter mentioned. The certiorari was overruled.

Claimant testified, that he bought a mule from Whit-taker for defendant, and gave his note for…