Chappuis v. Preston

Defendant enjoined the executory process sued out against him on the ground that the sheriff had seized and was about to sell his property without having given him notice of the granting of tho order of seizure and sale, and he also prayed for one hundred and twenty-five dollars damages as attorney’s fees. The court found that the required notice of the granting of the order of seizure and sale had not been given to defendant, and therefore it perpetuated the injunction with fifty dollars damages as attorney’s fees. From this judgment R. L. Preston appealed. The ease was submitted without…