Dennis v. J. Frank Darling Co.

Plaintiff, L. W. Dennis, sued defendant, J. Frank Darling Company, Inc., a non-resident corporation, and obtained writs of attachment against its property and garnisheed various of defendant’s customers who were indebted to it for the price of merchandise sold them. He alleged that defendant was indebted to him in the sum of $530.59 with legal interest thereon from judicial demand, and in the further sum of $25.00 a day from the date of the filing of his suit until defendant should comply with its contract. He alleges:

“That on account of this failure of the defendant to furnish petitioner…