De Blanc v. De Blanc
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL FROM THE COURT OF PROBATES FOR THE PARISH OF ST. MARTIN. Marguerite C. De Blanc obtained a judgement of separation of property, for the sum of five thousand eight hundred and nineteen dollars against her husband in 1815. She was able to satisfy all but one thousand and eighty-six dollars out of the property her husband then possessed.
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APPEAL FROM THE COURT OF PROBATES FOR THE PARISH OF ST. MARTIN. Marguerite C. De Blanc obtained a judgement of separation of property, for the sum of five thousand eight hundred and nineteen dollars against her husband in 1815. She was able to satisfy all but one thousand and eighty-six dollars out of the property her husband then possessed. Subsequently, he inherited property as heir of his father, on which the petitioner claims to have an older and higher privilege for the balance of her judgment against her husband, it being for dotal and paraphernal property. Auguste Borine, a creditor of…
1Opinion of the CourtMathews, J.
The wife obtained a decree of separation of property from her husband, and a judgement against him for five thousand eight hundred and nineteen dollars, in the year 1815, which was satisfied, except one thousand and eighty-six dollars. The husband obtained the benefit of our insolvent laws, in the year 1824, and died on the seventh of December, 1826; having previously inherited from his father a certain amount *4220f property, who died on the sixth of April, of the same year. Previous to the death of Joseph Be Blanc, Auguste Borine (who is a defendant in this action) had obtained a judgement…
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