Trentman v. Wiley

Best, C.

The appellees sued the appellants upon an undertaking in attachment, alleging in their complaint, in substance, that appellants executed said bond, caused a writ of attachment to issue thereon, by virtue of which a stock of goods of the value of $2,000, belonging to the appellees, was attached, sold and otherwise disposed of, whereby the same was wholly lost to the appellees; that they were put to $300 expense in defending said attachment proceedings, and that a judgment was finally rendered for them therein.

A demurrer to the complaint by appellants for the want of facts was…