Coleman v. Teddlie

Citations

• 106 La. 192

Syllabus

<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>In suing out a writ of attachment, the creditor is entitled to state the grounds upon which he claims it disjunctively, substantially as the Code of Practice recites, and is not required to charge one or the other in precise terms.</p> <p>An intervenor to whom judgment awards the value of improvements, is not entitled to retain possession of land, as against a seizing creditor, until same is paid for.</p>