Davis v. Millaudon
Supreme Court of Louisiana
from the Second District Court of New Orleans, Morgan, J.
1Opinion of the CourtCole, J.
On the lYth of February, 1858, the defendant, Laurent Millaudon, sued out an order of seizure and sale against the plaintiff’s plantation, known as the Coiron Estate, in the parish of St. Bernard.
This writ was issued to enforce the payment of a mortgage note, assumed by the plaintiff in his purchase of this plantation from B. L. Millaudon, who had purchased the same of defendant.
Davis applied for a writ of injunction, basing his application upon four distinct grounds, of which two have been abandoned in this court, so that it is only necessary to consider the remaining two, which will be done…
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