Johnson v. Sherrer

Bell, Justice.

Bob P. Johnson sued out an attachment against H. E. Sherrer. This attachment was levied on stated undivided interests in several tracts of land, as the property of the defendant in attachment, it being recited in the entry of levy that the defendant was in possession. A claim' to the land was filed by C. J. Sherrer, a brother of the defendant in attachment. After verdict for the claimant, the plaintiff in attachment filed a motion for a new trial, which was overruled, and he excepted. The motion contained the general grounds and six special grounds. A detailed statement of the…