Doucet v. Dugas
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
OTT, Judge.
The plaintiff claims to be the owner of a note for $348.94, dated February 26, 1930, signed by the defendants, due' five years from date, bearing 8 per cent, per annum interest from date, secured by a special mortgage on property situated in St. Martin parish. He alleges that the note was given for money loaned by him to defendants, and that he deposited said note in a cracker can in his store at Catahoula Lake, in which can he kept his papers; that in July, 1934, his son, Ignace Doucet, found that the note was missing from said receptacle, and on investigating the mortgage records…
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