Loeb v. Collier
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Action, by Herman Loeb against B. T. Collier, sheriff, and others. Judgment sustaining privilege of A. McCranie for supplies furnished. Herman Loeb applies for writs of certiorari and prohibition.
1Opinion of the CourtSommerville, J.
A. McCranie furnished the necessary supplies to enable Hezekiah Kendrick to grow his 1911 crop. Kendrick deposited with the Homer Compress Company a bale of cotton raised by him in 1911, and took a receipt for the same. J. R. Madden advanced Kendrick $17 on the warehouse receipt, and a week or 10 days thereafter bought the bale of cotton from Kendrick, paying the balance of the purchase price in money. On September 30, 1911, Madden sold this bale to Herman Loeb, a cotton buyer of Shreveport, through Loeb’s agent, Palmer.
McCranie, setting up his privilege as a furnisher of supplies,…
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