Snow v. Copley

The judgment of the court was pronounced by

Slidell, J.

Copley having a judgment against Snow, caused to be seized on execution certain property, described in the seizure as “'the entire improvement on which Snow resided,” a-house in the town of Columbia, and all the rights and credits in the hands of J. B. B'res. Snow then obtained an injunction. In his petition he appears in his own right, andas the natural tutor of his minor children, Susan and James. He alleges that the property seized is not bound for the payment of his debts; that “the improvement” was not his property ; that it was on…