Moore-Hustead Co. v. Joseph W. Moon Buggy Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtBainey, C. J.
Appellee, Joseph W. Moon Buggy Company, a corporation, sued the Moore-Hustead Company to' recover for debt, being for buggies sold to Moore-Hustead Company, and against Houston Shipp, to whom said buggies were assigned by Moore-Hustead Company, and • caused a writ of sequestration to issue and levied on said buggies in the hands of assignee, which buggies' were replevied by said assignee and disposed of.
Plaintiff, in effect, pleaded that it had sold said buggies to Moore-Hustead Company on credit and reserved the title to same until the purchase price was paid, and, in its affidavit for the…
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