Jones v. Alford
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
DREW, Judge. ■
This is a suit -by plaintiff to have set aside and declared null and void a sale of 29 acres of land under execution on a judgment. The 29 acres of land involved here were acquired by plaintiff from his sister by donatio mortis causa. In March, 1934, defendant herein, D. E. Alford, filed suit in the justice of peace court in ward 6, Bossier parish, La., against the plaintiff herein, Jim Jones, and recovered judgment by default in the sum of $75, being the purchase price of a mule sold to plaintiff by defendant. After this judgment became executory, in April of the same year the…
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