Gentes v. Blasco

In the year 1841, the widow and heirs of Manuel Prados, Sr., (of whom Manuel Prados, Jr., was one) sold a lot of ground, with the buildings thereon, to Manuel Blasco, by a notarial act, which was duly recorded, and in which the property is said to be free of mortgages. In 1839, Thomas Banks had obtained a judgment against Manuel Prados, Jr., which was duly recorded in the same year, and reinscribed in 1849 and 1859.

This judgment was purchased in 1843 by Oyrot Gentes, the plaintiff in this suit.

There is nothing in the record to show that this judgment was ever revived as required by the…