152 Iowa 563 | Iowa | 1911
The Bennett Auto Supply Company brought an action against the plaintiff herein in justice court, in which action a writ of attachment was issued and levied on an automobile belonging to this plaintiff. The appellee filed a counterclaim in that action, and upon the trial of the whole ease recovered a judgment against the Auto Company for a substantial sum. - This action was afterwards brought on the attachment bond, and a recovery had. The grounds alleged for the issuance of the writ were that the said Georgia Baker was a nonresident of the state of Iowa; that she was about to remove her property out of the state without leaving sufficient remaining for the payment of her debts; that she was about to remove permanently out of the county, and had property therein not exempt from execution, and that she refused to pay or secure the plaintiff; and that she was about to remove permanently out of the state, and refused to pay or secure the debt due the plaintiff. The plaintiff herein alleged in her petition that she was a resident of Sioux City, Iowa, at the time the attachment was issued and levied, and that all of the other grounds alleged for the issuance of the writ were untrue, and that the Auto Company had no reasonable grounds for believing any of them to be true. She also alleged that nothing was due the Auto Company from her when the writ was issued and the levy made thereunder.
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