E. H. Bruyere Const. Co. v. Bewley

Appellant, the E. H. Bruyere Construction Company, brought suit against appellee, Walter Bewley, to recover certain personal property, valued at $297, and, in connection therewith, sued out a writ of sequestration, which was duly executed. Subsequently, and upon the failure of appellee to do so, appellant replevied and took possession of the property, and, at the same term of court, but before appellee answered or was required to answer, appellant dismissed its .suit and paid the costs, as provided for in article 1898, R. S. At the next term of court appellee seasonably filed his answer, had…