Aycock v. Miller
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Plaintiff brought suit against Ben R. Miller to recover the sum of $224.62, alleged to be damage caused his automobile by the negligence of defendant. No appearance was made in the suit by defendant and a preliminary default was entered and, after the legal delays had passed, the preliminary default was confirmed and judgment rendered as prayed for, on November 23, 1943. On November 30th following, a fieri facias was issued on said judgment and garnishment proceedings issued against the Rapides Bank Trust Company of Alexandria. On December 3, 1943, Ben R. Miller appeared in Court through…
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