Jackson v. Jackson
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
LOBRANO, Judge.
Miller Jackson brought these proceedings against Gilbert Jackson, his son, seeking the dissolution of an act of sale passed on July 31, 1975. He seeks rescission on the following various grounds: (1) lesion beyond moiety; (2) failure to pay the consideration; (3) mistake as to the nature of the document executed. Prior to trial plaintiff died, and Robert Jackson, the provisional administrator of his succession was substituted as plaintiff. The trial judge rendered judgment rescinding the purported act of sale, and decreed the subject property to be an asset of the Succession of…
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