Clevenger v. Rains

On December 30, 1929, J. L. Rains executed a $600 note, due six months after date, to the First National Bank of Newport, and on the same date he and his wife, Carrie Rains, conveyed the house and lot involved in this cause to J. W. Marshall, Jr., trustee, to secure the payment of said note.

On June 13, 1930, J. C. Clevenger recovered a judgment before a justice of the peace against J. L. Rains for $228.10. An execution was issued on this judgment, but the officer’s return on it was “no property found.” A garnishment was also issued on said judgment and was served on the First National Bank…