Silbernagel v. Douglas
1 Gunby 62
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Bluebook
Silbernagel v. Douglas, 1 Gunby 62 (La. Ct. App. 1885).
Opinion
Under C. P. 722, a seizing creditor acquires a privilege on the property seized, and a subsequent creditor, by payment of such creditor’s judgment, is legally subrogated to such privilege. C. C. 2161.
2. But if the sale takes piece under a subsequent seizure, and before the day of sale the first fi. fa. has expired, all rights gained by the seizure thereunder are lost.
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