Intercity Express Lines, Inc. v. Litchfield

DORE, Judge.

On December 7, 1934, plaintiff filed a suit against defendant Litchfield for damages to one of its trucks in the amount of $538.54, caused by a Ford car owned and driven by said defendant. As the defendant was a nonresident of the state, plaintiff secured an attachment under which the Ford car was seized.

On April 23,1935, a judgment was rendered in favor o.f plaintiff for the amount claimed in rem against the attached automobile, and the attachment was sustained, recognizing the lien and privilege of plaintiff on the attached property resulting from the attachment, and ordering…