Legal Opinion
Scurto v. Le Blanc
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Decided February 7, 1938No. 34337PublishedCited by 45 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
ROGERS, Justice.
Joseph Scurto sued Santa Scurto LeBlanc, his daughter, to be recognized and decreed to be the owner of three parcels of real estate situated in the City of Houma. The-real estate is in the name of the defendant and was acquired by her by three separate authentic acts of sale from Mateo Scurto, Joseph Piazza and the Estate of A. F. Davidson. The first two sales were executed on November 12, 1931, and the third sale was executed on June 8, 1933. In the sales from Mateo Scurto and Joseph Piazza to Santa Scurto, Joseph Scurto, the plaintiff, appeared as the agent of the vendors,…
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