Rex Finance Company v. Cary
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
HAMITER, Justice.
The Rex Finance Company, a commercial partnership doing business in the City of New Orleans, caused the issuance herein of executory process to enforce the payment of a collateral promissory note made and subscribed by the defendants, Walter B. Cary and his wife, which was secured by a mortgage on their home located in the Parish of Jefferson. The note had been pledged to plaintiff as security for a personal loan granted by it to one Donald L. Guedry, son-in-law of the Carys.
Shortly after service on them of the usual three days’ notice the Carys petitioned for an injunction…
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- Rex Finance Company v. CaryLouisiana Court of Appeal · 1963
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