Bister v. Menge
Supreme Court of Louisiana
from the Second Judicial District Court, parish of Plaque-mines. Gazabat, J.
1Opinion of the CourtTaliaferro, J.
Jeanne Bister, the widow of Joseph Laussade, and Eliza Laussade, her grand daughter, as plaintiffs, prosecute this action to recover from the widow and heirs of Anton Mengo two arpents and a half of land, constituting a small portion of a tract containing lour hundred and forty arpents lying on the Mississippi river in- the parish of Plaquemines, and belonging to tho community that existed between the widow Bister and her husband Joseph Laussade. By the partition of this land between the widow and the only heir of Lau spade the part of the tract including the two and a half arpents fell to…
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