Wilson v. Benjamin
Supreme Court of Louisiana
from the Ninth Judicial District Court, parish of Concordia. Haralson, J.
1Opinion of the CourtVookhies, J.
The plaintiff’s action arises under the provisions of article 5' 0 of the Civil Code. He claims to be reimbursed for the value of “ plantations, constructions and works,” which he alleges to have made on the defendants’ property.
First — The exception of Wright, Williams & Co. to the jurisdiction of the court of Concordia came too late after issue joined; it should have been filed in limine litis. C. P. 333; Acts 1839 p. 172, § 23.
Second — The plaintiff settled upon the land, from which he has been evicted, some time in the year 1835. His object was to acquire a preemption right; but it does…
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