Whiteman v. LeBlanc

In this caso tho question is, can a creditor of the community *431seize the buildings and other improvements placed by the community o.n the plantation, the separate property oí the wife, and sell the same previous to a dissolution of the community, separate and apart from the land whereon they are situated ? The court below hold that lie could, and plaintiff appeals.

We think the court erred.

The buildings and improvements attached to the plantation constitute a part of the immovable, and can not be sold separately. Revised Code, 464, 504; 21 An. 324; 12 An. 227; 23 An. 749; 25 An. 434; 26 An. 349.