Lyons v. Fry
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Fifteenth Judicial District Court, Parish of Calcasieu; Edmund Denis Miller, Judge. Action by A. L. Lyons against W. R. Fry, in which defendant reconvened. From a judgment dismissing his reconvention, he appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBreaux, C. J.
The demand of plaintiff in reconvention against plaintiff, Lyons, was dismissed. Defendant, Fry, appeals from the judgment dismissing his reconventional demand.
The original suit was instituted by plaintiff, Lyons, against defendant, Fry, in the summer of 1899. In this original suit, plaintiff asked for judgment against Fry, and against the clerk of the court, to compel him to cancel and erase from the records of the latter’s office the liens and mortgages on property he owned at the time, in so far as they were a burden on his property, which property consisted of the half of a tract of land…
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