Junius Hart Piano House, Ltd. v. Ingman
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Action by the Junius Hart Piano House, Limited, against Charles Ingman. Judgment for plaintiff. I-I. B. McMurray, sheriff, and the Junius Piano House, obtained a rule against John D. Abadie and James F. Abadie for contempt of court. Judgment' against defendants in rule, and they apply for writs of prohibition and certiorari.
1Opinion of the Court
BREAUX, O. J.
Contempt of court is the charge which gives rise to the question before us for decision.
Plaintiffs in rule, H. B. McMurray, civil sheriff, and Junius Hart Piano House, complained of the conduct of the Abadie brothers, and urged that it amounted to a contempt of court, in that they obstructed the execution of a writ of sequestration sued out by the Junius Hart Piano House, Limited; that *1019these parties (Abadie brothers) threatened the 'deputy sheriff! with violence while the deputy was attempting to execute the writ of sequestration; that John D. Abadie tools the notice of seizure…
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2Cases cited1 opinion
- State ex rel. Duffy v. Civil District CourtSupreme Court of Louisiana · 1904
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