Caldwell v. Laurel Grove Co.

ST. PAUL, Justice.

Plaintiff obtained judgment against defendant for $25,000 with interest, attorney’s fees, and costs and thereupon issued a writ of 'fieri facias, under which he seized and caused to be sold a large and miscellaneous lot of personal property belonging to the defendant.

Before the writ of fieri facias issued, intervener had taken out an attachment against the defendant under which the sheriff had seized part of the property which was after-wards seized under the writ of fieri facias.

When the property seized was about to be sold, intervener came in by rule, asserting the prior…