Citizens' Bank of Louisiana v. Johnson

On the twenty-seventh day of December, 1867, the' Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana obtained an order of seizure and sale, under an act importing confession of judgment, and containing the-fact de non alienando, against the property mortgaged, which was in the possession of Mrs. W. J. Bogan. 'Under a writ, issued in the case, the sheriff seized the property described in the writ, and was proceeding to sell the same, when he was restrained by an injunction obtained by Joseph Johnson, testamentary executor of Henry Johnson.

*129The injunction was granted on the allegation that the notes or obligations,…