Davis v. Bailey
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
CODY, Justice.
This is a plea of privilege case.
This suit was brought by appellee in the county court of Grimes County against appellants to recover possession of certain enumerated household goods and furnishings, alleged to have been taken from his home in Grimes County by appellants without his knowledge and consent. In the alternative, in case the possession of the goods cannot be had, appellee sues for their value in the sum of $315.
Appellants filed their plea to be sued in Bexar County, the county where they reside. Appellee filed his controverting affidavit in due form, and in it stated…
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