Frellson v. Strader Cypress Co.

Citations

• 108 La. 61

Syllabus

<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>Plaintiff brought suit on a claim of one thousand dollars and alleging the amount to be secured by vendor’s privilege, caused a sequestration to issue under which a lot of lumber was seized. A third party intervened in the suit, claiming ownership of the property and denying the existence of a privilege thereon. The property was delivered to him on a forthcoming bond. Judgment was rendered against the plaintiff in favor of the defendant and also in favor of the intervenor against the plaintiff; the latter appealed to the Court of Appeal from the judgment on the main demand, and to the Supreme Court from that on the intervention. The Supreme Court postponed action on the appeal before it, until the issue on the main demand should have been finally adjudicated in the Court of Appeal.</p>