Johnston v. Burton
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
McCALEB, Justice.
On February 18, 1933 the defendant, William T. Burton, purchased at a judicial sale a large quantity of land situated in Iberia and St. Martin Parishes. The sale was made by the Sheriff of St. Martin Parish pursuant to a judgment of the 16th Judicial District Court for the Parish of St. Martin, dated January 12, 1933, in the suit entitled Ward D. Thompson v. E. F. Marin, Administrator of the Estate of George Purnell Johnston, No. 12,980 of the docket of said court, wherein the lands involved were ordered to be sold to effect a partition by licitation.
Plaintiffs, C. N.…
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