Seyburn v. Deyris
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the Third. Judicial District Court, parish of St. Mary. Train, J.
1Opinion of the CourtWyly, J.
On the eighth of April, 1854, Henry Penn, Sr., in a public act, acknowledged his indebtedness to Philibert Hebert, natural tutor of his minor children, Jean Louis, St. Cyr, and Dumas Hebert in the sum- of $1944 80, payable in three installments, one-third thereof at the majority of each of the children, and the interest payable annually at eight per cent.
• In order to secure the said debt, in the same act, he mortgaged the property described in the petition, being a sugar plantation. On the fourteenth of February, 1859, the said Henry Penn died, and after a short administration, the property…
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