Henderson v. Merchants' Mutual Insurance
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the Fifth District Court, parish of Orleans. Jjecmmont, J.
1Opinion of the Court · HowellHowell, J.
On the first day of July, 1867, the plaintiff, John *344Henderson, bought at sheriff’s sale, under executory process sued, out by Gilbert against J. Menard, a lot and improvements in New Orleans, for $5625, and after paying the claim of the seizing creditor, costs, and certain privileges, retained in his hands the sum of $3499 07, to be applied to the payment of the subsequent mortgages set forth in the certificate of the recorder of mortgages, read by the sheriff at the time of the sale. According to said certificate, there was a special mortgage in favor of the Merchants’ Mutual Insurance…
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