Ex parte Oehmig & Weihl
Supreme Court of Alabama
Application by petition, in the name of Oehmig & Weihl as partners, for a mandamus to Hon. Thomas Cobbs, presiding in the Chancery Court of Jackson, requiring him to hear and determine a statutory claim suit, under the facts stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtClopton, J.
This proceeding is an application for a mandamus to the Chancellor of the North-western Chancery Division, requiring him to hear and determine a claim inteposed to personal property levied on by execution issued on a *559moneyed decree rendered by the Chancery Court for Jackson county, in favor of the petitioners, and against N. W. "Vaught and others. The execution was levied June 2d, 1887, and two days thereafter, E. J. Vaught interposed the claim by making the required affidavit and bond. On June 4th, 1887, the sheriff returned the execution, affidavit and claim bond, to the Chancery Court from…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Robinson & Ledyard v. HoltSupreme Court of Alabama · 1888