X-L Finance Co. v. Courns

BLANCHE, Judge.

Petitioners have brought this action for a permanent injunction and damages against respondent for wrongful seizure and garnishment. Judgment was rendered by the trial court in favor of petitioners, and respondent has appealed. On May 12, 1966, Charles Courns, petitioner herein, co-signed a promissory note for Leon Taylor in the amount of $650. The note was payable to X-L Finance Company, Inc. Neither Taylor nor Courns made any payments on the note, and on October 16, 1967, suit was instituted against both of them. Only Courns answered and judgment was entered against him on…