Hazeltine v. Lyle

Respondents, as plaintiffs, sued upon two causes of action assigned to them by a co-partnership doing business under a trade name, and at the time of the filing of their complaint they sued out a writ of attachment which, apparently, was duly levied upon personal property belonging to the defendant.

A motion to dissolve the attachment was interposed, a demurrer to the complaint was filed, and thereafter the defendant answered denying all of the material allegations of the complaint.

The cause came on for trial; the plaintiffs were permitted to amend their affidavit for attachment, and after…