18 Cal. 372
Decided July 1, 1861
California Supreme Court · decided 1861-07-01
On the twenty-second of November, 1859, Bosworth & Co., of San Francisco, brought suit in that city against L. Ludekins, L. Yesaria and Samuel Youngs, as partners, under the style of Yesaria & Co., to recover five hundred and ninety-eight dollars, for goods sold and delivered, and caused an attachment to be issued to the Sheriff of Amador county.
Decided 1861-07-01
¶1Field, C. J. concurring.
¶21. The Court erred in allowing proof of injury to plaintiff’s business as a criterion of damage against the Sheriff, and the charge in connection with this ruling. (See Nightingale v. Scannell, recently decided. 2. The Court also erred in excluding the attachment papers in the case of Bosworth & Co. v. Ludekins.
¶3Judgment reversed, and cause remanded.