White v. Hawkins
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from the Fourth District Cpurt of New Orleans, Pnce, J.
1Opinion of the CourtBuchanan, J.
Wright, Williams & Oo. brought suit by attachment against an absent debtor, J. J. B. White, husband of one of the plaintiffs in the present action.
Certain bales of cotton, consigned to Oakey & Hawkins, were attached in that suit as the property of defendant.
Oakey & Hawkins filed an intervention, claiming the possession of the cotton attached, under their bill of lading. Simultaneously with the ■filing of this intervention, they took a rule upon the plaintiffs in attachment, Wright, Williams & Oo., to be allowed to bond the cotton. .This rule was made absolute after hearing argument, and the…
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