Williams v. Ralph R. Miller Shows

A rehearing was granted the defendants in this case restricted, however, to the question of attorneys fees demanded by them for dissolution of the various writs of attachment and the writ of judicial sequestration which had issued herein. The rehearing applied for on behalf of the plaintiff was refused. Although in their brief in support of the application for rehearing, counsel for defendants refer to other damages sustained by reason of the unlawful issuance of the said writs they do not press a claim therefor and ask only that their right to demand such damages be reserved.

Assuming that…