First State Bank & Trust Co. of Taylor v. Blum
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Williamson County; Ireland Graves, Judge. Action by O. J. Blum against R. J. Eck- ■ hardt, defendant, and others, as garnishees, in which the First State Bank & Trust Company of Taylor was impleaded. From a judgment for plaintiff, the bank appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
This was a garnishment pro- ' ceeding in which O. J. Blum was plaintiff, R. J. Eckhardt was defendant, and E. B. Simmons and others garnishees. The latter answered the writ, admitting indebtedness to Eckhardt. E. B. Simmons, one of the garnishees, however, impleaded the First State Bank & Tr.ust Company of Taylor, alleging that it claimed to own Eckhardt’s claim against Simmons, and prayed that this question be settled in the proceeding.
In a trial before the court without a jury, Blum recovered against the garnishees on. their answers, and also, recovered against the bank in the controversy…
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