Landry v. Blanchard

Merrick, O. J.

The plaintiff injoined the sale of a raft of timber seized by the defendants as the property of one Patrick Gleason, against whom the defendant, Léandre Bescuir, had obtained judgment decreeing him a privilege upon the raft for the sum of $519.

On the trial in the lower Oourt, the injunction was dissolved with eight per cent, interest and $50 special damages; and plaintiff appeals.

The facts of the case are, in substance, as follows :

The plaintiff is the owner of a saw-mill. Gleason, among other employment, delivers timber in rafts. In 1859, he contracted to deliver to the…