Aronson v. Taylor Demoruelle & Sons
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtWesterfield, J.
Morritz Aronson, by executory process, caused a certain piece of real estate owned by Allen B. Taylor, his mortgage debtor, to be sold by the Sheriff to J. A. Morales for $3250.00, a sum less by $250.00 than the principal of Aronson’s claim. The Sheriff retained his costs and obtained the receipt of Aron-son’s counsel for the remainder of the price of adjudication. It appears that the purchaser paid in cash the amount due the Sheriff and gave the mortgage creditor his note secured by mortgage on the property for thq balance.
At this stage of the proceedings Jas. Demoruelle & Sons, Inc.,…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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