Smith Bros. v. Richheimer & Co.
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans; Porter Parker, Judge. Suit by Smith Bros., Company, Limited, against Riehheimer & Co., wherein the National Bank of the Republic intervened for property seized under writs of attachment and sequestration. From judgment for the intervener bank and the trustee of defendant’s bankrupt estate, the trustees of plaintiff’s bankrupt estate appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtO’Niell, J.
In May, 1912, Isaac D. Richheimer, residing and domiciled in Chicago, Ill., and carrying on business in the name of Riehheimer & Co., became indebted to Smith Bros. Company of New Orleans in the sum of $5,954.68, represented by two promissory notes. In July of that year Richheimer became indebted to Smith Bros. Company in the further sum of $24,429.71, for three lots of coffee sold by Smith Bros. Company to Riehheimer on terms of credit, viz. one lot of 400 bags and another lot of 477 bags, amounting in all to $16,305.71, and a third lot of 389 bags amounting to $8,124.00.
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