Jackson v. Currie
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Third Judicial District Court, Parish of Bienville; William C. Barnette, Judge. Suit for injunction by Mrs. Lucy Jackson against J. E. Currie, Sheriff of Bienville Parish, and Mrs. M. E. Stringer. Judgment for plaintiff, and defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtLeche, J.
On August 25,1893, Mrs. Lucy Jackson obtained a judgment condemning Mrs. M. E. Stringer and her husband, in' solido, to pay her the sum of $150, with in*91terest and costs, and recognizing said indebtedness as secured by. mortgage upon property of Mrs. M. E. Stringer, situated in the parish of Bienville. A writ of fi. fa. having issued in execution of said judgment, the property was seized, and an due course sold to plaintiff on December 16, 1893. Plaintiff some time later took possession and rented the property to J. F. Skaines.
The present suit was filed February 18, 1914, and in her petition…
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