Succession of Triche
Supreme Court of Louisiana
A PPBAL from the Parish Court of the parish of Lafourche. Knobloch, A J.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Spencer, J.
Drauzin Triclie died leaving a considerable estate, consisting of movables and several tracts of land. Tho estate appears to be largely insolvent — no less than forty mortgages and privileges being certified against it.
On an undivided fourth of one of these tracts of land Pierre Rousseau holds a special mortgage and vendor’s privilege for several thousand dollars, imposed and granted, not by Triche, but by his vendor.
Sundry legal and judicial mortgages are inscribed against Triche, and subsequent to some of these there is inscribed a special…
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