J. J. Stovall & Sons v. Hubier
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Certiorari or Review to Court of Appeal, Parish of Lincoln. Suit in rem by J. J. Stovall & Sons, Limited, against R. P. Hubier, with writ of sequestration, under which defendant’s property was seized, and in which defendant claimed a money judgment against plaintiff.
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Certiorari or Review to Court of Appeal, Parish of Lincoln. Suit in rem by J. J. Stovall & Sons, Limited, against R. P. Hubier, with writ of sequestration, under which defendant’s property was seized, and in which defendant claimed a money judgment against plaintiff. There was judgment for damages for defendant on ground that plaintiff had no privilege upon property sequestered, and from a judgment of the Court of Appeal, on appeal by plaintiff against defendant’s claim of privilege and against personalty, he applies for certiorari or writ of review.
1Opinion of the CourtSommerville, J.
This is a proceeding in rem by plaintiff, domiciled in Winn parish, against R. F. Hubier, defendant, a resident of Sabine parish, wherein certain movable property of defendant in Jackson parish was sequestered by plaintiff, who claimed a privilege thereon.
The action was not a personal one against defendant. The plaintiff prayed that the sheriff of Jackson parish seize and sequester all of the movable property belonging to R. F. Hubier in Jackson parish, and, on final trial, that petitioner’s privilege be recognized and enforced on said property, and that it have judgment in the sum of $821.13…
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