Pepper v. James

In this case the court overruled the demurrer to the plaintiff’s petition, and, after the introduction of the evidence, directed a verdict in favor of the defendant. The plaintiff thereupon filed a direct bill of exceptions, and the defendant thereafter presented a cross-bill of exceptions. We will first consider the merits of the cross-bill. The defendant excepts to the ruling upon the demurrer, and contends that the entry of the constable’s levy, as made on the attachment, should have been rejected because the levy was too vague and indefinite to constitute a valid seizure.

I. We think the…