Damon v. Gaston, Williams & Wigmore, Inc.

Suit by writ of attachment was begun in the Mobile circuit court in March, 1920, for the recovery of $18,000 by Gaston,- Williams & Wigmore, Inc., against Blaine Damon, a resident of the- state of New York. Said Damon thereupon filed an unconditional appearance in. the cause, secured counsel, and had the attached property released upon the execution of a replevy bond in the sum of $36,000, with the Fidelity & Deposit Company of Maryland as surety. In July, 1921, a judgment nil dicit with leave to prove damages was entered against Damon in the cause, and previous thereto his counsel had…