Blanchard v. Davidson

By the court:

S udell, J.

The petition, which is vague and obscure, does not allege a relation of lessor and lessee between the plaintiff and the defendant, nor any such state of facts as would create the lessor’s privilege upon the movables belonging to Davidson, and existing on the property described in the petition. See Fisk v. Morris, 11 R. R. 280.

In the absence of a privilege there was no foundation for the writ of provisional seizure.

If the plaintiff was not entitled to a provisional seizure, his claim to sue Davidson, in this action in the parish of Jefferson also fails, the defendant…