Wheelwright v. Lemore
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern Louisiana
In Equity. Bill by William D. Wheelwright against Jules Le-more and others to redeem certain lands from a tax sale. It, appearing that defendant had conveyed the property to Jaspard Onsachs, the latter was brought in by a supplemental bill. Decree for complainant.
1Opinion of the Court
BILLINGS, District Judge.
This case is heard on bill and answer alone. It appears from the pleadings and the admissions of the answer that the mortgaged premises had been taxed, and had been sold for the taxes. The original hill was a bill against the purchaser, Lemore, to redeem, averring a tender of the amount of the tax and legal interest thereon, and bringing ¡lie money into the court. The defendant, Lemore, answered, and from Ms answer it appeared that before the tender was made or the suit was brought, he had transferred the property purchased at the tax sale to Jaspard Onsachs, who was…
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