Macarty v. Foucher

A rehearing has been granted in the case on the application of the appellant, and he now contends that the mortuaria, or proceedings, connected with the inventory and sale of Le Breton’s estate, must be taken together, and has argued that it clearly results from an examination of the whole of these documents, that the representatives of the deceased intended to sell, and that he contemplated buying the entire depth of sixty-six arpents.

I think that they may be looked into, and I agree, that if it should be found the adjudication, to the defendant refers to those proceedings for a description…