Tonglet v. Chopin
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the CourtLeche, J.
On October 13, 1914, Mrs. Mary M. J. Tonglet, duly authorized and assisted by hef husband, F. J. Tonglet, sold to defendant, Peter A. Chopin, two certain lots or portions of ground situated in the city of New Orleans, for a cash consideration of $4,085, and in further consideration of vendee’s assuming to pay paving privileges amounting to $169, as well as all state and city taxes with which the property was burdened when the sale was passed. The act of sale contains the following clausb:
“The right is hereby reserved to the vendor to redeem the hereinabove described and conveyed properties at…
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