Freiler Mercantile Co. v. Chaney
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Certiorari to Court of Appeal, First Circuit. Suit by the Freiler Biereantile Company, Limited, for whom Walter C. Kent was substituted, against John J. Chaney, in which Richmond Chaney intervened. Court of Appeal, on appeal from judgment for plaintiff, dismissed the suit, and substituted plaintiff applies for certiorari or writ of review.
1Opinion of the CourtSommerville, J.
Relator, who is the substituted plaintiff in the cause, asks that the judgment of the Court of Appeal be reviewed and reversed, and that the judgment of the district court in his favor be affirmed.
Plaintiff sued upon four promissory mortgage notes, as owner thereof. He impleaded John J. Chaney, the maker and indorser of the notes in blank, as defendant. Richmond Chaney, the father of defendant and owner of the property, intervened and resisted the claim of plaintiff on the ground that the act of sale sued upon was simulated.
The first error assigned by plaintiff in the judgment of the Court of…
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