State ex rel. W. & H. Stackhouse v. Judge of the Fifth District Court for the Parish of Orleans
Supreme Court of Louisiana
for a writ of prohibition. Judge Leaumont, in per-sonam.
1Opinion of the CourtHowell, J.
The relators allege that on the thirty-first January, 1867, James E. Zunts obtained an order of seizure and sale on two notes lor $25,000 each, with six per cent, interest from February 1, 1864, to February 1, 1866, the date of their maturity, and eight per cent, thereafter, and secured by mortgage on a plantation in the parish-of Plaquemines; that on petition they obtained an injunction upon giving bond with security for $7000; that Zunts filed an answer to said petition, praying for the dissolution of the injunction with costs and for the maximum damages, interest and attorney’s fees…
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