Roberson v. Goldsmith
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Action by William E. Roberson against Mrs. Mary C. Goldsmith, and. others. Judgment for plaintiff, and defendants appeal. Appeal dismissed, and they apply for writ of prohibition. Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans.
1Opinion of the CourtMonroe, J.
Plaintiff having applied for a writ of seizure and sale on a mortgage note for $1,200, Mrs. Goldsmith (formerly Mrs. Tilton), as tutrix of the minor, Pearl Tilton, and Mrs. Coulter (aided by her husband), intervened and obtained an injunction on a bond of $250, alleging that the minor owned five-eighth interest in the property and Mrs. Coulter one-eighth, and praying that they be recognized as owners to the extent stated, or as mortgagees, to be paid by preference. After trial the intervention was dismissed, and the injunction dissolved, but there was no moneyed judgment against the…
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