Clapp v. Seibrecht

Mbrríck, C. J.

The plaintiff, a creditor of Lefort with the vendor’s privilege upon certain furniture, obtained a writ of sequestration on the 28th day of June, A. D. 1850. The furniture was in a certain store filled with confectionary etc., belonging to Lefort on which one Blondeau had the lessor’s privilege for rent; seven hundred and fifty dollars of which (for five months) were then due.

The defendant Seibrecht in order to enable Lefort to continue his business signed his bond and thus released the property from plaintiff’s seizure.

Blondeau had in April previous instituted his action for…