Dabbs v. Hemken

Garland J.

The plaintiff avers that Stevens, the sheriff of the parish of Ouachita, had levied on certain property under two executions in favor of Hemken, and was about to sell it contrary to law. He alleges :

First. That the sheriff refused to seize several tracts of land in the parish when pointed out to him by the present plaintiff, but insisted on taking other property, moveable and immoveable, and advertised it for sale.

Second. That the sheriff did not wait three days before advertising the property for sale.

Third. That the sheriff has not three executions in favor of Hemken, but only two.