Succession of O'Laughlin

The curator of this succession filed a tableau distributing the proceeds of the sale of two parcels of real estate, as the only property of the succession; and, not being sufficient to pay the special mortgages and the law charges, taxes, etc., he appointed the payment of the latter, proportionally between the mortgage creditors.

Hugh MeCloskey, one of these creditors, appealed from a judgment dismissing his opposition to, and homologating said account. His grounds of opposition are :

1. That the immovable property, subject to his special mortgage and vendor’s privilege, is only liable to pay…