McCoy v. Sanson

Plaintiff sues defendant, by the petitory action, for a tract of land in the possession of the latter.

The administrator of Landry Carasco, deceased, intervenes ; and claiming the property as belonging to the succession which he administrates. He opposes therefore, both plaintiff and defendant.

Defendant alone answered the intervention. But on the trial of the cause, which was full six months after the intervention filed, the plaintiff objected to the right of the intervenor to have his intervention passed upon, for want of an issue joined upon the same. We think this objection was ill taken.…