Norah v. Crawford
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
DORÉ, Justice ad hoc.
Joseph Norah instituted this action on-April 7, 1947, to effect a partition by licitation of certain real estate in the City of New Orleans (bearing Municipal Nos. 3612-14 Erato Street), together with the-movables located on the premises, he alleging that he and Edward Crawford, the defendant, are co-owners in indivisión thereof in the proportions of one-half to each. No-rah further alleged that the property had' been purchased by Edward Crawford and Louise Williams Crawford (deceased) and. that he acquired the latter’s one-half interest through and in her succession…
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