Rockport Co. v. Wedgewood, Inc.

McGIVERIN, Chief Justice.

The Rockport Company sued Wedge-wood, Inc., because of Wedgewood’s failure to pay for shoes and other goods which Rockport sold and delivered to Wedge-wood. Rockport’s collection suit was aided by a prejudgment order for attachment under which some of Wedgewood’s inventory was seized. Wedgewood’s eventual counterclaims included a claim for wrongful attachment which is the subject of this appeal. The trial court entered judgment for Rockport on the debt and then ruled that Rockport had wrongfully attached Wedgewood’s inventory. On the counterclaim, the court assessed…