Coreil v. Vidrine

OTT, Judge.

On December 6, 1927, Joseph A. Guil-lory executed a note for $1,521.63 secured by a special mortgage on certain property located in the town of Ville Platte. The mortgagor died soon thereafter and in November, 1935, his son, Lionel J. Guil-lory, applied to be appointed administrator of the estate. He was appointed and qualified on December 18, 1935. Before the administrator was appointed, the plaintiff, as the holder of the above note, filed executory proceedings against the widow on December 10, 1935, and obtained an order of executory process therein. An appeal was taken from…