Testard v. Williams

This is a suit to compel the sheriff to advertise and sell an automobile seized by him.

In May, 1921, Frank Scara sold to the defendant an automobile for the price of $398.95 in part payment of which he furnished two promissory notes aggregating $114, secured by vendor’s privilege and chattel mortgage; the plaintiff herein, Testard, acquired said notes, and in these proceedings, issued executory process against the defendant on January 17, 1922, for the sum of $114 with 8% per annum interest from May 23, 1921, till paid, and 20% attorney’s fees.

By virtue of the writ issued 'in that case the…