Jaubert Bros. v. Landry

On November 2, 1932, the plaintiff secured a judgment against Lindsey C. Landry for the sum of $202.59, with legal interest thereon from judicial demand until paid. Execution issued on the judgment soon after it was rendered, and certain property was seized and sold by the sheriff, the sale realizing only a sufficient amount to pay the costs. The plaintiff filed a suit to revive the judgment on October 22, 1942, averring that, through a typographical error, the defendant was designated in the judgment as Lindsey C. Landry instead of Lindsey J. Landry, his correct initial; that the defendant…