Díaz Miró v. García

Francisco Garcia, defendant in an action for damages, appeals from an adverse judgment. He says that the District Court erred in not sustaining a demurrer for want of facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action. Plaintiff, Diaz Miró, alleged: that he had brought an action, number 11,342 in the District Court of San Juan, against José Reyes Garcia for $652.55, interest and costs; that the marshal attached certain personal property valued at $233.87, in the possession of Francisco Garcia, defendant herein, at his place of business in Santurce, January 20,1930, and deposited it with him;…