Legal Opinion
Hardesty v. Warner
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Decided April 22, 1912No. 18,952PublishedCited by 7 opinions
Appeal from Twenty-Fourth. Judicial District Oourt, Parish of East Feliciana; Geo. J. Woodside, Judge. Action by F. Hardesty against C. D. Warner. Third opposition by Geo. J. Reiley & Sons and Jones & Whitaker. From a judgment for plaintiff, an appeal is taken.
1Opinion of the Court
BREAUX, O. J.
Plaintiff held a promissory note secured by mortgage, which he foreclosed. In, the act of mortgage, the mortgagor, C. D. Warner, waived his home-, stead right as follows;
“And the said C. D. Warner hereby waives his benefit of ’the homestead exemptions created in his favor by the Oonstitution of 1898, and of all other homestead laws, and now comes Mrs. Lena Warner, wife of G. D. Warner, and consents to the above waiver.”
Jones & Whitaker filed third oppositions claiming a preference, and George J. Reiley & Sons also filed opposition, claiming a privilege for lumber sold to…
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