Joiner v. Ruark

From the early part of 1924, until September, 1927, plaintiff paid the People’s Homestead & Savings Association the dues amounting to $21 a month, on a mortgage and ven- . dor’s privilege, executed by Fred E. Tracey in favor of that association on certain real property in West Monroe, La., which, at one time, belonged to Tracey. The property, after the execution of this mortgage, was acquired by Mrs. Willie Buark as her separate property. It was after this acquisition that plaintiff, who is the daughter of Mrs. Buark by a prior marriage, began paying the homestead dues. On September 1, 1927,…