Legal Opinion
Brumfield v. Paul
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Decided October 1, 1962No. 687PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
CLEMENT M. MOSS, Judge ad hoc.
This suit was instituted by Ruth Williams Brumfield seeking to have an act of sale to Rev. Noily Paul decreed null and void, and for an accounting of all fruits and revenues of the property described in the act of sale. The property consists of two lots of ground, with improvements, in the City of New Orleans. Plaintiff alleged she was the owner, and occupied the property until April 30, 1960, on which date the act of sale purported to transfer the property for $850.00 cash and the assumption by the defendant of the balances due on two mortgages on the property.
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