Supreme Court of Louisiana March 30, 1908, No. 16,851 (Rivet v. George M. Murrell Planting & Mfg. Co.)

LAND, J.

In August, 1906, the Murrell Company sued Henry Rivet, a tenant, for advances made on his crop, and caused the crop, four mules, and one cart to be attached. In his answer Rivet alleged that two mules and one wagon, which were exempt under the Constitution and laws of the state, had been seized.