Goodrich v. Bodley
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the Sixth District Court for the Parish of Orleans. Saucier, J.
1Opinion of the Court
*526The opinion of the Court was delivered by
PoCHlii, J.
The contention in this ease is between plaintiff and intervenor, and grows out of a seizure for the payment of rent due by the defendant.
The intervenor complains of the seizure of goods belonging to him, and stored in the leased premises, where they were, kept for sale by defendant on conditions hereinafter stated. ,
Plaintiff has taken this appeal from a judgment rejecting his lossoijs privilege on intervenor’s goods found in the leased premises.
The record'Shows that intervenor’s goods had been consigned in separate lots, at different times,…
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