Brumgard v. Anderson
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL FROM THE COURT OF THE NINTH DISTRICT, FOR THE PARISH OF MADISON, JUDGE DAVIS PRESIDING. This is an action against, the defendant, as one of several obligors in a promissory note of five thousand four hundred and twenty-eight dollars and sixty-five cents, alleged to be liable in solido. The suit commenced by attachment. The note was executed in Vicksburg, and (he attachment sued out in the parish of Madison, in this state.
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APPEAL FROM THE COURT OF THE NINTH DISTRICT, FOR THE PARISH OF MADISON, JUDGE DAVIS PRESIDING. This is an action against, the defendant, as one of several obligors in a promissory note of five thousand four hundred and twenty-eight dollars and sixty-five cents, alleged to be liable in solido. The suit commenced by attachment. The note was executed in Vicksburg, and (he attachment sued out in the parish of Madison, in this state. It issued on the allegation that the defendant was about to leave the state permanently and forever, without leaving in it sufficient property to pay the plaintiff’s…
1Opinion of the CourtMorphy, J.
The plaintiff is appellant from a judgment dissolving and setting aside an attachment, sued out against the property of defendant, independent of an order of arrest against his person. This case has been submitted to the court without argument. Of the several grounds taken by the defendant, the court below has rested the decision complained of mainly on- the first, which presented a question of fact; to wit, “ that the allegations, on which the order for said attachment was obtained, are false-; that the defendant, at the time of said attachment or before, or since, had no intention of…
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