Lambert v. Franchebois
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL FROM THE COURT OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT, FOR THE PARISH ST. LANDRY, JUDGE BOYCE OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT PRESIDING. This is an injunction lo stay a seizure under execution.
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APPEAL FROM THE COURT OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT, FOR THE PARISH ST. LANDRY, JUDGE BOYCE OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT PRESIDING. This is an injunction lo stay a seizure under execution. The sheriff seized under execution, which issued on a judgment obtained by David Simmons against Pierre Joubert, jjUS|jan(j 0f the plaintiff, and one J. N. Franchebois, his surety, seven bales of cotton and a horse, which the plaintiff alleges is her separate, paraphernal property, and was pointed out to the sheriff by Franchebois, who was one of the defendants in the execution. The plaintiff alleges that the property…
1Opinion of the Court
Simon J.,
delivered the opinion of the court.
Plaintiff states, in her petition, that an execution having issued against her husband at the suit of one David Simmons, the sheriff seized seven bales of cotton and a horse, which she claims as her property. She further alleges, that said cotton was made on her land by the labor of her slaves, and was ginned at her own expense; that the land and slaves are her paraphernal property, whereof she has the legal administration. She prays for injunction and for damages, and that said injunction be made perpetual. Defendants plead the general issue, and…
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