Williamson v. Amilton
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from tlie District Court of the Parisli of Ouachita, Richardson, J.
1Opinion of the CourtSpofford, J.
This suit, brought by a divorced wife against her former husband, has narrowed itself down to a claim for the rescission of a voluntary partition between them of the property they formerly held in common, on the ground of lesion only.
There are other objections in the petition which it is unnecessary to notice, as none of the exceptions filed were sufficient to require the dismissal of the suit.
I. The defendant contends that the act passed between himself and the plaintiff, after the decree of separation and dissolution of the community, was a transaction or compromise, and, therefore, cannot…
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