Johnson v. Walter J. Wood Stove Co.

Hill, O. J.

The Walter J. Wood Stove Company sued out an attachment against Johnson for the purchase-money of a stove, under which attachment the stove was seized by a constable. Notice in writing of the pendency of the attachment and of the seizure of the property thereunder was served personally on the defendant, ten days before final judgment, as preliminary to a general judgment, according to the provisions of the Civil Code, §4557. Attached to this notice was a copy of the attachment proceedings, and a copy of the conditional contract of purchase, with a statement of the account, sworn…