Thibodeaux v. Thomasson
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from the court of the second district for the parish of Lafourche Interior, the judge of the fourth district presiding. This is a revocatory action, to annul certain sales of property, alleged to be fraudulent and simulated.
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Appeal from the court of the second district for the parish of Lafourche Interior, the judge of the fourth district presiding. This is a revocatory action, to annul certain sales of property, alleged to be fraudulent and simulated. The plaintiff alleges that the defendants, Alexander Thomasson and O. Coulon, are indebted to him in the sum of $8,588 25, with interest; and for the further sum of $2,306 50, the amount of three promissory notes executed hy them the 15th and 16th December. 1836, 1838, and 14th July, 1838, payable eight months, four months, and 60 days after date, which were…
1Opinion of the CourtSimon, J.
Plaintiff represents that the defendants, Ooulon and A. Thomasson, are ' indebted to him in several sums of money, amounting together to $5859 75, [357] with interest, on certain notes dated 16th December, 1836,14th July and 15th December, 1838. That by a notarial act passed on the 19th of March, 1830, Alexander Thomasson, who was possessed as owner of a certain half lot of* ground situated in the town of Thibodeauxville, measuring 70 feet front by 140 deep, <&c., pretended to sell the said lot to Mary A. Thomasson and Eug'énie Thomasson, his sisters, for the price of $2500; that by another…
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