Lee v. Taylor
Supreme Court of Louisiana
from the District Court, parish of DeSoto. Jones, J.
1Opinion of the CourtIIowe, J.
This suit was instituted against the administrator of A. J. Taylor, deceased, and against Elizabeth Lane to dissolve for nonpayment of the price a sale of a plantation made by plaintiff to A. J. Taylor on the eleventh November, 1858. The price was $3200, of which $1000 was. paid in cash, and the balance represented by two notes for $1100 each. One of these notes was paid, and the sum of $170 50 was paid on account of the other. The latter fell due January 4, 1861, and citation was served in this case January 18, 1867.
The petition alleges that in the year 1864 A. J. Taylor sold the land to…
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