Royal Furniture Co. v. Fillion

ELLIS, Judge.

This suit was originally instituted to enforce a promissory note and chattel mortgage dated December 23, 1959, on certain furniture which the defendant, Ralph J. Fillion, bought from the plaintiff, Royal Furniture Company of Baton Rouge, Inc. The suit was brought by ordinary process and the defendant filed an answer and re-conventional demand alleging that the chat*260tels which were described in the chattel mortgage sued upon, had been illegally seized by the plaintiff and damages were sought for this wrongful seizure.

After a trial on the merits, judgment was rendered for the…