Powell v. Larance
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
LAND, Justice.
The plaintiffs are the heirs of John and Ella Williams, deceased, former residents of the parish of Lincoln, and inherited from decedents a tract of land in that parish containing 308 acres, more or less.
On April 9,1932, A. B. Larance acquired the one-tenth interest each of Alma Williams and Myra Williams in this property.
On April 18, 1932, A. B. Larance instituted a partition proceeding against the remaining owners of the land, setting out the. place of residence of each of the defendants. A judgment by default was taken, ordering the property to be sold without appraisement,…
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