Rogers v. Brown

On October 24, 1941, John G. Rogers instituted a suit against Mrs. George W. Brown for the sum of $1,350, setting forth that she was indebted unto him in the sum of $850 for past due rent for certain premises, and the sum of $500 for damage to the rented premises, coupled with a writ of provisional seizure, which issued on the same day. On the 25th day of October, 1941, the writ was executed by the provisional seizure of certain personal property allegedly belonging to the defendant, Mrs. Brown, but on account of her absence from the premises, the said notice of provisional seizure was not…