Ferguson & Hall v. Their Creditors
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Eastbm Dis. APPEAL EliOM THE COURT OP THE EIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT. The facts of this case are principally stated in the opinion of the court, and the agreement of counsel, embodied in it. The controversy arose on oppositions made to the- tableau of distribution filed by the syndic.
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Eastbm Dis. APPEAL EliOM THE COURT OP THE EIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT. The facts of this case are principally stated in the opinion of the court, and the agreement of counsel, embodied in it. The controversy arose on oppositions made to the- tableau of distribution filed by the syndic. The judgment of the District Court made several alterations, by reducing some claims in amount and others in rank, from a privileged to ordinary ones, which enured to the benefit of the mass of creditors. The syndic presented his petition of appeal, alleging that in the judgment rendered on the opposition to the…
1Opinion of the CourtMartin, J.
The syndic is appellant in this case from a judgment sustaining several oppositions, and'making various amendments to his tableau.
tRe" reversaíof ^hich^r^duces clflms on Ms tableau, and '«'lien he and ditors whom he aggrieved! are The syndic tarvnnt1 nloiivi So where a ¡greducedfrom °ne> a>M he peal, the synefie the moafof cre-béíelted^can-,not aPPeal ,or have the judg-xaeni altered.
The parties have agreed that the judgment he affirmed as to the oppositions of Norris and Sorbe, and the claim of R. H. White ; and that it he reversed as to the claims of J. P. Ben- . . ]amin; and S. T. Hohson &…
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