Harrison v. Jenks

On the nineteenth May, 1871, the Mitchell & Rammelsberg Furniture Company sequestered certain furniture in the house occupied by Jenks, claiming the vendors’ privilege. The furniture, does not appear to have been removed from the premises.

On the twenty-third May the plaintiff, Mrs. Harrison, provisionally seized the same property for rent of the house thus occupied by Jenks, the furniture still being on tbe premises.

On the twenty-fifth May the provisional seizure for rent was released and the property ordered to be restored to Jenks upon his giving bond mder article 287, R. C. P., which bond…