Kivlen v. Horvath

OVÉRTON, J.

In 1910, the Louisiana Avenue Realty Company, by deed duly registered. from E. L. Szabary, purchased 40 acres of land, lying in the rear of the city of New Orleans, Szabary at the time being the undisputed owner of the land. The Louisiana Avenue Realty Company, after its acquisition, divided the land into squares and lots, styling the subdivision thus formed the Louisiana Avenue Parkway, and began selling lots,therefrom. In 1916, the company sold to the Security Building & Loan Association lot 40 and one-half of lot 39 of square C of the subdivision formed, and attached to the deed…