Marcal v. Melliet
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the Second District Court of New Orleans,
1Opinion of the CourtIiiSiass, J.
This case was commenced by executory process, upon a mortgage note executed by the defendant, payable to his own order and endorsed by himself and one Pierre TuviHier, to whom the mortgage was made.
The hypothecated property was seized and advertised, but, previous to the day of sale, the defendant filed an opposition and obtained an injunction, under the 738th Article of the Code of Practice, on the allegation of payment.
The plaintiff then ruled him to show cause why the said injunction should not be dissolved, with damages, on the grounds: 1. That the allegations of the opposition, upon…
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