Legal Opinion
Abramson v. Larabee
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Decided January 15, 1917No. 20857PublishedCited by 6 opinions
Appeal from Eighteenth. Judicial District Court, ■ Parish of Lafayette; William Campbell, Judge. Action by Nathan Abramson and others against Chas. G, Larabee, Chas. G. Larabee and his wife, Fannie W. Smith, interveners and opponents. Judgment for plaintiffs, allowing defendants’ homestead exémption, and plaintiffs appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtLand, J.
We make the following extracts from ,the brief filed- in behalf of the plaintiffs and appellants:
“The issue in this case is briefly stated. Plaintiffs being the holders of a note against the defendant Charles G. Larabee, secured by mortgage, obtained judgment against him, and in due course caused the property mortgaged to be seized and advertised for sale.
“Defendant thereupon set .up a homestead claim to the property, or in the event of its selling for more than $2,000, prayed to be awarded the amount to the exclusion of the seizing creditors.”
"The property having brought more than $2,-000,…
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