Boissy v. Lacou
Supreme Court of Louisiana
from the Fifth District Court of New Orleans, Augustin, J.
1Opinion of the CourtSpoeforb, J.
Prosper Bideau appeals from ajudgment discharging a rule which he had taken upon T. Frois & Go. and Wm. E. Letchford, & Go., to show cause why he should not be paid in preference to them, out of the proceeds of the order of seizure and sale in this case.
Boissy was the holder at maturity of the note and mortgage upon which the order of seizure and sale issued. He prosecuted the seizure in his own name. It was not until after his creditors Frois & Go. and Letchford & Go. had attached his interest in the suit that Bideau presented himself in court as the real party plaintiff.
He appeared by the…
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