Thorne v. Egan
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from the District Court of the First District, Buchanan, J.
1Opinion of the CourtMorphy, J.
The defendants are sought to be made liable on a promissory note signed by Bridget Egan alone. It is alleged in the petition, that, at the time of its execution, there existed between the defendants a community of acquets and gains ; that Bridget Egan was a public merchant and trader, residing and transacting commercial business in the city of New Orleans ; and that the note sued on was given by her in reference to her business and trade. The answer denies that Bridget Egan was a public merchant at the time she signed this note, (twenty-sixth October, 1840,) or that she had transacted any…
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