Pickersgill v. Brown

By the court:

Smdeli,, J.

TJie plaintiffs represent in their petition, that they hold three judgments against P. M. Lapice, amounting in principal and interest, to upwards of $100,000, rendered in the years 1844 and'1846, and recorded in the year 1844, and subsequently, in the parishes of St. James and Concordia; that, on the 28th April, 1842, Lapice executed a mortgage in favor of James Brown, for an amount of $250,000, and on the 12th May, of that year, another mortgage in his favor for the amount of $150,000; that, on the 3d of May, 1842, Brown obtained a judgment, in the first judicial…