Louisiana Court of Appeal February 3, 1944, No. 2610. (Pollock Paper Box Co. v. Crosby)

On February 19, 1942, the plaintiff secured a judgment by default against the defendant Crosby on an open account for the sum of $295.41, and on the same day had a writ of execution issue on the judgment. The sheriff seized a lot of bakery fixtures belonging to the defendant and advertised this property for sale on March 14, 1942, to satisfy the writ.