First Nat. Bank v. Lagrone
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the CourtThompson, J.
The question presented in this application is whether a judgment debtor has the right to a suspensive appeal from a judgment ordering, his property to be sold by the sheriff, which had been seized in the hands of a third party under fi. fa. issued on the judgment.
The plaintiff bank obtained a judgment against the defendant Lagrone in the district court of Lincoln parish, and one in the district court of Grant parish, the two judgments aggregating the sum of $3,000, plus interest and attorney fees.
Having caused execution to be issued on the two judgments, the plaintiff filed a petition in the…
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