Bostwick v. Gasquet
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Eastern Dist. APPEAL PROM THE COURT OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT FOR THE PARISH OP EAST FELICIANA, THE JUDGE OF THE-EIGHTH PRESIDING. This case commenced by an injunction.
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Eastern Dist. APPEAL PROM THE COURT OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT FOR THE PARISH OP EAST FELICIANA, THE JUDGE OF THE-EIGHTH PRESIDING. This case commenced by an injunction. Susan Bostwick, the plaintiff alleges she obtained a judgment of separation of property against her husband, in December, 1822, which was duly executed, and her paraphernal rights and effects restored to her, and that she has been in the full administration of her separate property, both that which she recovered and that acquired by her since the separation; that on the 28th October, 1833, G-asquet & Co., and the College…
1Opinion of the CourtBullard, J.
This case presents substantially the same questions as that of Muse, Syndic, vs. Yarborough and others, just decided, except that it is the ■ wife herself who alleges the separation of property, and seeks to establish her title to property acquired after the judgment of separation was pronounced against certain creditors of her husband.
Casquet & Co., and the College of Louisiana, having recovered judgments against John Bostwick, the husband, caused execution to be levied on certain real property. His wife obtained an injunction, on the allegation that she was separated of property from him by…
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