Jones & Dubuisson v. Picard

Plaintiffs own a judgment for one hundred and five 90/100 dollars against the defendants.

The judgment represents part of a bill for repairs of an automobile and is secured by lien and privilege on the automobile, which under the terms of the judgment, is ordered sold to pay plaintiff’s claim by privilege and preference.

Plaintiffs obtained, when they sued, a writ of provisional seizure under which the automobile was seized, but the automobile was returned to defendants on their furnishing a forthcoming bond, with Mrs. M. E. Mitchell as surety, for the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars.…