Borron v. Sollibellos
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the Ninth Judicial District Court, parish of Rapides. Orsborn, J.
1Opinion of the CourtWxly, J.
In September, 1873, the defendant, Sollibellos, seized under his judgment against plaintiff, Maria L. Borron, wife of James Borron, the undivided half of a plantation and the movables and crops thereon, in the parish of Rapides, belonging to plaintiff, Mrs. Borron. She enjoined the sale, and the court below sustained the injunction; but this court in February, 1874, dissolved tho injunction with damages. In September, 1874, plaintiff sued out this, the second injunction, to arrest the sale on the grounds —
First — That she had withdrawn the waiver of advertisement made by her, and the sheriff…
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