Bonner v. Brown

This suit commenced by an attachment against the property of the non-resident defendant.

The defendant was never personally cited.

A curator ad hoc was appointed to represent him.

*335Afterwards, to wit: on the 22d March, the defendant appeared by his attorney, F. Mount, and took exception to the suit and prayed for its dismissal because there was no service of citation on the defendant and no seizure of effects of the defendant; at the same time, he took a rule on the plaintiffs to show cause why the attachment should not be set aside, because the recital in the bond showed the suit to have been…