Succession of Ogden
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from the Court of Probates of New Orleans, Bermu. dez, J.
1Opinion of the CourtMorphy, J.
J. P. Benjamin, on showing to the court below that he was a creditor of the succession of the late George B, Ogden, in the sum of $ 1,216 67, and that the payment of his claim was secured by a special mortgage and vendor’s privilege, on the undivided half of four lots of ground in the suburb Annunciation, obtained a rule on the administrator of the succession, to show cause why the mortgaged property should not be forthwith sold for cash, by the Register of Wills, to pay and *458satisfy said claim. On a hearing of the rule, the sale prayed for was ordered to be made for cash, after the usual…
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