Guaranty Bank & Trust Co. v. Hunter
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the CourtLand, J.
Plaintiff is a creditor of the defendant. Howard Hunter, for a balance due on a judgment obtained against him December 6, 1929.
The purpose of the present suit, filed February 3, 1930, is to have set aside, as fraudulent and simulated, a dation en paiement made by Howard Hunter to his wife, Mrs. Emmie C. Hunter, November 25, 1929, of two lots with improvements in the city of Alexandria, La., and of a stock of merchandise and fixtures, situated in a filling station operated by Hunter in that city.
The defense is that the dation en paiement is valid, as the consideration of same was the replacing…
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