Legal Opinion
Greene v. Johnson
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Decided July 15, 1869No. 47PublishedCited by 4 opinions
from the Eleventh Judicial District Court, parish of Jackson. Crawford, J.
1Opinion of the CourtIIowe, J.
On the eighth April, 1857, John G. Randle & Co., a firm of which Allen Greene, the plaintiff, was junior partner, executed their note to C. Yale, Jr., & Co. for $2533 45 at nine months. One liundred dollars was paid on account of the note, and about the nineteenth March, 1858, certain notes and accounts were handed to the agents of C. Yale, Jr., & Co., as collaterals, amounting to $2709.
On the note first named suit was instituted by C. Yale, Jr., & Co. in September, 1858, in which judgment was rendered October 1, 1858. Execution having been issued on this judgment against property of Allen…
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