Mitchell Ex Rel. Tart v. Louisiana Industrial Life Ins.
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
ODOM, Justice.
On December 2, 1930, judgment was rendered, read, and signed in the First City Court of the City of New Orleans, in favor of Edward W. Mitchell and against the Louisiana Industrial Life Insurance Company, Inc., for $280, with interest and all costs. On December 5, following, which was w.ithin the delays allowed by law, the defendant insurance company filed a motion for a new trial.
On April 27, 1938, Edward W. Mitchell, by written instrument, assigned, sold, and delivered the judgment to Jemima Clay Tartt for a valuable consideration, and on the following day Jemima Clay Tartt…
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