Josephson v. Powers
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Pauline Josephson claimed -an order for executory process on a note in question, and Mrs. Ira A. Powers and others interposed' excexitions. Judgment for plaintiff, and defendant obtained a suspensive appeal, and' thereafter applied for writs of certiorari,, mandamus, and prohibition.
1Opinion of the Court
Statement of the Case.
MONROE, J.
In May, 1907, relatrix instituted a suit (which fell to division A of the civil district court, being No. 82,762 of the docket) against J. Grossman Sons to-have decreed null a certain promissory note, together with a mortgage purporting to secure the same, which had been executed by her, as she alleged, under duress imposed by her husband. In June following Miss Pauline Josephson obtained an order for executory process upon the note in question, and to-the proceeding so instituted (which was allotted to division D) Mrs. Powers interposed. *192certain exceptions,…
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