Cullota v. Washington
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtElliott, J.
Suit on note, prescribed on its face at the time of suit, but which purports to have received a credit, before prescription had accrued.
Mrs. Dominica Barranco Cullota, widow of Anthony Cullota, owner and holder of a promissory note for $1808.28, with interest and attorney’s fees, dated March 20th, 1919, payable ten months after date, signed by James Washington and Sylvania White, wife of Ernest White, and Sarah Butler, wife of Sherman Butler, secured by vendor’s privilege and special mortgage on a tract of land described in plaintiff’s petition, brought suit against James Washington, Sylvania…
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