Bank v. . Heath

CLARKSON, J., not sitting. The action was instituted in 1920 by plaintiff, the Bank of Union, against the Heath Cotton Company, a partnership composed of G. B., W. J., and G. C. Heath, and against G. B. and W. J. Heath as individuals, to recover the sum of $36,283.52, and some interest, due by note, and G. B. Heath being a nonresident, a warrant of attachment was issued and levied on certain tangible property of said defendant in Union County, and also on the remaining interest of said G. B. Heath in his father's estate undistributed and then in the hands of the executors and trustees under…