Cable v. Olson

LEE, C. J. —

Plaintiff and appellant, C. Y. Cable, obtained a writ of attachment against property of defendant and respondent, F. E. Olson. Both the complaint and affidavit of attachment set forth four causes of action. Respondent demurred to the complaint, and moved to dissolve and discharge the attachment upon several grounds. The trial court sustained the demurrer and discharged the at tachment on March 2, 1932. On March 11, 1932, appellant filed his amended complaint, having abandoned his second cause of action, setting up only three of the original four causes of action, and the following…