Oliver v. Oliver
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from the District Court of Rapides, King, J. Benjamin Story, who had intervened in this case, is appellant from a judgment in favor of the plaintiff for the reimbursement of certain sums alleged to have been received by the defendant, a's her paraphernal property, recognizing her legal mortgage therefor on all the immoveables and slaves of the husband; and authorizing her to administer her property separately. The defendant admitted the receipt of the money.
1Opinion of the CourtSimon, J.
This is an appeal, taken by one of the defendant’s creditors, from a judgment rendered in favor of the plaintiff against her husband, for certain sums of money, alleged to have been received by the defendant, as the paraphernal funds of his wife. The appellant intervened in this suit, for the purpose of making opposition to the claims set up by the plaintiff. His opposition contains allegations of fraud and collusion.
1st. The only evidence adduced by the plaintiff in support of her claims, consists : 1st. In an act of partition, executed on the 12th of January, 1835, in which it is recited…
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