Blanchard v. Fontana
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
PONDER, Judge.
Plaintiffs, owners of an undivided one-fifth interest of some property, appealed the judgment ordering a partition by licitation.
The issues are whether the property can be partitioned in kind and, if not, whether a minimum price should be set for its public sale.
We affirm.
Plaintiffs, as owners of an undivided one-fifth interest in a 22.02 acre tract of land, instituted suit against the defendants seeking a partition in kind. Because the named defendants had sold their four-fifths interest in the property to Theodore B. Blanchard, the latter was substituted as the proper party…
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