Wuerpel v. Sinnott
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans; Porter Parker, Judge. Action by A. C. Wuerpel and others against Charles J. Sinnott, wherein Lyle Saxon and others were garnished. Judgment for plaintiff was rendered against the garnishees, and they appeal!
1Opinion of the Court
Statement of the Case.
MONROE, C. J.
On December 3, 1913, plaintiffs, as trustees of the bankrupt Smith Bros. Company, Limited, brought suit against the defendant, Charles J. Sinnott, for $55,-616.05, with interest; and on December 9 following defendant, through his attorneys, Lyle Saxon, E. N. Pugh, and Charleé J. Theard, answered, admitting the debt, whereupon, on- motion of plaintiffs, through counsel, judgment was rendered upon.the petition and answer as prayed for.
Thereafter execution was issued, and Lyle Saxon, Armand Romain, and Charles J. Theard were garnished, and on February 17, 1914,…
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