B. Rosenberg & Sons, Inc. v. Waguespack
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the CourtLand, J.
Relator sold a bill of goods to Mrs. Emile Burch, a widow, who operated a store at Glendale, in the parish of St. John. There was due relator for the goods the sum of ,$29S.07.
On May 8, 1921, Mrs. Burch sold her entire stock of merchandise, including -the goods in question, to the defendant, Waguespack, without paying relator’s account. Neither the seller nor the purchaser complied with the formalities prescribed by section 4 of Act 114 of 1912, known as the Bulk' Sales Law.
In April, 1923, relator instituted the present suit against defendant as purchaser of the stock of goods, to hold him…
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