Cates v. McClure

Appellant, a single man, was, as alleged in his amended petition for injunction to restrain the sale of his buggy and harness under execution, "engaged in the business of a land, loan, and insurance agent," and "using said buggy and harness in the prosecution of his said business." It was further alleged not only that said buggy and harness was suitable for such business, and useful therein, but also that the same, "or a like vehicle;" was "absolutely necessary" and "indispensible to the conduct of his said business," and therefore exempt from sale under execution as "tools and apparatus…