Wolfson v. Lisso's Succession

HIGGINS, Justice.

Some of the testamentary heirs of the vendor brought this action against the testamentary heirs of the vendee to rescind the sale of immovable property dated August 27, 1936, on the ground of lesion beyond moiety.

One of the main defenses is that only three of the five heirs of the deceased vendor have agreed on the redemption of the land and, therefore, the defendants, as heirs of the purchaser, should be dismissed under the provisions of Article 2582 of the Revised Civil Code.

The plaintiffs counter by stating that they are not attempting to redeem only their respective…