Cox v. Tyler Cotton Oil Co.

(after stating the facts as above). The two points presented by appellant are: (1) That the property in question was legally subject to attachment at the instance of appellant, and that he was entitled to have a decree of foreclosure of the lien on the property levied on; and (2) that creditors only of the corporation can object to the foreclosure of the attachment lien on the assets.

It is believed that the court did not err in holding that the property was not subject to attachment at the instance of the appellant at the time the attachment writ was levied upon it. At the time when the…