Case Name: SELIG & BAUGHMAN HARDWARE CO., INC., v. PARKS (MRS. EMMA G. PARKS, Intervener)
Court: Louisiana Court of Appeal
Jurisdiction: Louisiana
Decision Date: 1929-12-31
Citations: 12 La. App. 379
Docket Number: No. 3677
Parties: SELIG & BAUGHMAN HARDWARE CO., INC., v. PARKS (MRS. EMMA G. PARKS, Intervener)
Judges: 
Reporter: Louisiana Court of Appeals Reports
Volume: 12
Pages: 379–379

Head Matter:
No. 3677
Second Circuit
SELIG & BAUGHMAN HARDWARE CO., INC., v. PARKS (MRS. EMMA G. PARKS, Intervener)
(December 31, 1929. Opinion and Decree.)
H. E. Dawkins, of Farmersville, attorney for plaintiff, appellee.
H. G. Fields, of Farmersville and R. J. O’Neal, of Shreveport, attorneys for intervener, appellant.
H. G. Fields, of Farmersville and R. J. O’Neal, of Shreveport, attorneys for defendant.

Opinion:
WEBB, J.
Plaintiff, Selig & Baughman Hardware Company, Inc., a judgment creditor of Emmett Parks, obtained the seizure of funds deposited to the credit of Parks with the Marion State Bank, and Mrs. Emma Parks, wife of Emmett Parks, intervened claiming that the funds belonged to her and had been deposited by her husband, acting as her agent to his credit, and she prayed that the property be released from seizure and decreed to belong to her.
On trial judgment was rendered rejecting intervener's demands, maintaining the seizure and ordering the funds delivered to the sheriff and credited on the writ under which the property was seized, and the intervener appeals.
Neither of the parties has made any appearance here and from our review of the record, we find that the evidence established that the property belonged to the judgment debtor, Emmett Parks, and the judgment is therefore affirmed.