Advance Lumber Co. v. Laurel National Bank

Citations

• 86 Miss. 419

Syllabus

<p>1. Attachment in Chanceby. Code 1892, g 486. Jurisdiction.</p> <p>■ The chancery court is without jurisdiction of an attachment against a non-resident debtor who has no lands in this, state and no effects in the hands of some resident and to whom no resident is indebted, although. he have personalty in this state, since Code 1892, § 486, gives such jurisdiction only against non-residents, absent and absconding debtors who have lands in this state or effects in the hands of a resident or to whom some resident is indebted.</p> <p>2. Chanceby Pbactice. Writ of sequestration. Code 1892, \\ ? 512, 513.</p> <p>The personal property of a non-resident defendant can be seized under an attachment in chancery, to await final decree, only upon affidavit and bond required by Code of 1892, §§ 512, 513, regulating the writ of sequestration.</p>