Flower & King v. Skipwith
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the Eighth District Court, Parish of Concordia. Thompson, J., ad hoc.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Fenner, J.
J. K. Skipwith had been the lessee of Ashland plantation, belonging to R. F. Learned, during the year 1890, and Flower & King had furnished him supplies and advances for the cultivation of same during that year.
In September, 1890, an agreement was entered into between Learned and Skipwith, by which the former agreed to sell to the *896latter the plantation with all buildings, improvements, mules, implements, crop and movables, and all claims against hands or tenants, for the price of $20,000, of which $2500 was to have been paid in cash on…
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