Vincent v. Gold

CULPEPPER, Judge.

Plaintiff purchased a dwelling owned and occupied by defendant. When defendant vacated the premises, he removed two colored glass “doors” which were located between the den and the living room. Plaintiff filed this suit to recover the “doors”. The city judge granted plaintiff’s motion for summary judgment. Defendant appealed.

The issue is whether the alleged “doors” were immovable within the contemplation of the relevant articles of our Civil Code If so, they were conveyed to plaintiff as part of the dwelling. Defendant contends they are not actually “doors” but, instead, are…