James v. Meyer
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL -from the Civil District Court for the. Parish of Orleans. IUghtor, J.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Bermudez, C. J.
The object of this suit is to force the defendant to accept the title tendered him to certain real estate which he had agreed to purchase.
His resistance is to the effect that the title, offered is not good and valid, and such as he can be compelled to take.
From an adverse judgment the defendant appeals.
It appears that James, the plaintiff, acquired the property in question in execution of a judgment compelling him to accept the- title tendered him to the same, and from which no appeal was taken.
The record shows that J. M. Lewis married…
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