Sewall v. McNeill
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from tbe court of tbe first district. The plaintiff obtained a judgment for $1248, against Angus McUeill who had been bailed by James Erwin. Execution issued on this judgment and property of the defendant seized in tbe bands of Erwin.
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Appeal from tbe court of tbe first district. The plaintiff obtained a judgment for $1248, against Angus McUeill who had been bailed by James Erwin. Execution issued on this judgment and property of the defendant seized in tbe bands of Erwin. Tbe plaintiff then presented bis petition and propounded interrogatories to Envin requiring him to state explicitly what property assets, rights or credits he had in his possession belonging to the defendant ; and that he have judgment decreeing Erwin to pay over to him the amount of his judgment against McNeill. : The interrogatories and answers are…
1Opinion of the CourtBtjixabd, J.
The plaintiffs having recovered a judgment against Angus McNeill in a case in which James Erwin became bail for the defendant, took out an execution, and with a view of levying it upon effects or credits of their debtor in the hands of Erwin, under the Act of 1839, propounded to him the following interrogatories:
1. Have you any property or effects of any kind in your possession or under your control belonging to Angus McNeill? or are you indebted to the said McNeill in any amount? If yea, state the nature, value and amount of such property, effects, or such indebtedness, when due, &c., and…
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