Allebone v. North Side Riding Academy

Appellee filed a bill in which it is alleged in substance, among other things not necessary to be stated, that it was the owner of certain goods and chattels, describing the same, which were about to be replevied by appellant under a writ of replevin issued out of the Circuit Court at his suit against appellee and others; that the nature of its said property and the business it was carrying on, which are described and set out in the bill, were such that if said property was taken under the replevin writ appellee would suffer irreparable damage; that appellant had threatened to break up the…