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· 1/29/1884

Brack v. McMahan

Citations

  • 61 Tex. 1
  • 1884 Tex. LEXIS 31

Syllabus

<p>1. Amendment — Attachment.— A blank date left in the attestation of the clerk to a writ of attachment issued by him, may be filled on motion when the writ itself shows the date of its issuance.</p> <p>2. Levy — Waiver.—A sheriff in levying a writ of attachment described the property seized under the writ as “a stock of goods, wares and merchandise ; ” they were at once replevied by the defendant, who waived an inventory, consented to the valuation, and gave a delivery bond. Held, that every purpose of an inventory having been subserved, the defendant was estopped from objecting to a more specific levy.</p>

Judges: Willie

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