Mulling v. Jones
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Action by Ed. Mulling against Clara Jones an'd others. On application by Mrs. Agnes Maloney Leyland and others for writs of mandamus, certiorari, and prohibition.
1Opinion of the CourtProvosty, J.
On May 25, 1912, the two relatriees, married women, executed in the state of Mississippi a confession of judgment, with waiver of citation and of legal delays. Two days thereafter judgment was entered on this confession of judgment in the civil district court of the parish of Orleans, without citation or appearance of either the relatrices or their husbands. Both in the confession of judgment and in the petition praying for the judgment it is stated that the relatrices are residents of the state of Mississippi. The judgment was duly recorded as soon as rendered, in the mortgage records of the…
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