Heirs of Lejeune v. Barrow
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the District Court of Terrebonne, Gole, J.
1Opinion of the CourtSpoitord, J.
The plaintiff brought a petitory action against the defendant, Barrow, and recovered judgment for a tract of 320 22-100 superficial arpents, situated upon the Bayou Terrebonne, in the parish of Terrebonne.
Barrow cited bis vendor, Wright, and divers other parties were successively called in warranty.
The defendant and the warrantors, who have appealed, complain of the judgment on the main question of title, and allege certain errors therein as to the question of improvements.
The plaintiffs also ask an amendment imtheir .favor upon the subject of improvements, fruits and revenues.. The very…
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