Abbot v. Wilbur

In January, 1806, J. S. and E. A. Abbot instituted a suit in the Third District Court of New Orleans, against Frank Borge, upon notes made by J. L. Wilbur and Borge, to the amount of $3200.

In May, 1866, the deiendant, Borge, filed his answer and reconvoational demand for $23,333 64.

In September, 1866, J. L. Wilbur, as syndic of his creditors, and of the creditors of Wilbur & Borge, intervened in the suit, and adopted the answer and reconventional demand, the latter growing out of alleged transactions between plaintiffs and the firm of Wilbur & Borge.

In December, 1866, J. L. Wilbur, as syndic,…