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· 11/15/1901

Abel & Bach Co. v. Duffy

Citations

  • 106 La. 260

Syllabus

<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>1. To sustain an attachment the fraudulent intent of the debtor must appear, or facts and circumstances must be shown from which it may reasonably be inferred.</p> <p>2. It may well happen that an attachment itself is not authorized and yet there be justification on part of plaintiff in resorting to it.</p>

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Judges: Blanchard

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