Johnson v. Berook

Supreme Court of Alabama

Johnson v. Berook

140 Ala. 654

Supreme Court of Alabama·Decided November 15, 1903·Published

Opinion

Pee Oueiam.

This was an attachment suit, brought by the appellant, L. H. Johnson, against the appellee, George W. Brooke. There was a motion made to quash and set aside the writ of attachment levied upon the property of the defendant. This motion to quash was granted, and thereupon the plaintiff took a non-suit with bill of exceptions.

' The appeal is prosecuted' from a judgment quashing the writ of attachment.

The appeal is dismissed.

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Opinion

Pee Oueiam.

This was an attachment suit, brought by the appellant, L. H. Johnson, against the appellee, George W. Brooke. There was a motion made to quash and set aside the writ of attachment levied upon the property of the defendant. This motion to quash was granted, and thereupon the plaintiff took a non-suit with bill of exceptions.

' The appeal is prosecuted' from a judgment quashing the writ of attachment.

The appeal is dismissed.

Johnson v. Berook, 140 Ala. 654 (Ala. 1903).

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