Lorenz v. Mingus State Bank
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
FUNDERBURK, Justice.
On July 19, 1931, while W. L. Lorenz was the holder and owner of a vendor’s lien note for $250 given by W. Roark to C. W. McPherson for part of the purchase price of 16½ acres of land conveyed by McPherson to Roark, the Mingus State Bank had a writ of attachment levied on said land in a suit by it upon an account against said Roark and Dr. J. T. Pratt. One of the grounds for at-: tachment as stated in the affidavit was: “That- defendant W. Roark has secreted his property for the purpose of defrauding his creditors, and that he is about to secrete his property for the…
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