Tillman v. Mosely
Supreme Court of Louisiana
from the District Ooui-t of the Parish of Claiborne, Eagan, J.
1Opinion of the CourtBuchanan, J.
The first question to be decided in this case is, whether the District Court erred in admitting testimony tó prove that defendant was a resident of Louisiana at the date of the conveyance ti) plaintiff, which is the basis of this action ; the said deed of conveyance reciting that defendant was “ of said county and State above named,” Perry county, State of Alabama.
The evidence was properly admissible under the doctrine in Davis v. Binion, 5 An. 248. The recital in question, in the deed of conveyance, was not one of the causes of the contract.
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