Faroux v. Cornwell

GILL, Chief Justice.

H. H. Cornwell and wife brought this suit against Charles Faroux, as principal, and T. J. Poole and Wm. Finlcelstein, as sureties on his attachment bond, to recover damages actual and exemplary for the wrongful and malicious issuance and levy of the writ. George W. Pittman and the sureties on his official bond as constable were also made defendants, and a like judgment was asked against them on the ground that Pittman, acting With and under the direction of Faroux, the plaintiff in attachment, had levied the writ on exempt household goods, and that in making the levy they…