Wilson v. Wilson

JiTHIBODEAUX, Judge.

Myles A. Wilson appeals a judgment of default rendered against him on July 14, 1994, by the trial court. The trial judge found that the sale to him of immovable property by Vera L. Wilson was lesionary. Further, the default judgment decreed that Vera was not only entitled to $62,500.00, the amount Myles received when he sold the immovable property to Mose Mouton, Jr. and his wife, Marie RLomse Ledbetter Mouton, (Moutons) but declared Vera the owner of a promissory note executed by the Moutons payable to Myles in the amount of $34,853.62.

ISSUES

Myles contends that the trial…