Austin v. Currie

On March 23, 1929, Arcadia Lumber Company filed a suit for $372.23, with interest and attorney’s fees against J. R. Austin, the plaintiff in the present suit. Judgment was rendered for the amount prayed for, and the defendant took a devolutive appeal to this court, which affirmed the judgment o.f the lower court. While the case was pending on appeal and before it was decided, Arcadia Lumber Company secured a writ of fieri facias, had some property seized by the sheriff and it was being advertised for sale on July 12, 1930. The notice of seizure required by article 654 of the Code of Practice…