Lesseps v. Wicks
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the Second Bistrict Court of New Orleans, Morgan, J,
1Opinion of the Court
Buchanan, 3.
The defendant was sued by citation and sequestration, for certain inovables (household furniture,) sold by hita to Robert Richardson, deceased, fbr a price ih cash. A bill of sale of said inovables, Under private signature, containing- air acknowledgment of the receipt of the price, ahd signed by defendant, Was offered in evidence by plaintiff, ahd rejected by the Bistrict Court, on the ground that the document Was not sighed by the vehdee, Robert Richw'dson,
There was judgment of nonsuit; and the case is beibre us, upon a bill of exceptions to the ruling of the court below,…
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