Baldwin v. McCain

Action by the vendor of an engine, against the present owner of the engine, to have the vendor’s privilege recognized for the balance due on the purchase price. The present owner of the engine purchased the plantation from the original purchaser of the engine after the engine had been made immovable thereon by destination. He then sold the plantation. He then afterwards assumed the balance due on the engine and then afterwards re-acquired the plantation with the engine thereon as part of the immovable.

A. Baldwin & Co., Ltd., brought suit against Walton McCain on a note for $3514.61 and to…