Irving v. Edrington
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from tlie Eighth District Court, Parish of Madison. Montgomery, J. 1. Where plaintiff sues in his own name for balance claimed on account for advances alleged to have been made by him to defendant, and where, in answer to a rule taken on motion of defendant, to compel him to file a specific bill of particulars and an itemized account, plaintiff'files an account between defendant and a commercial firm of which plaintiff was a member, and between defendant and a…
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APPEAL from tlie Eighth District Court, Parish of Madison. Montgomery, J. 1. Where plaintiff sues in his own name for balance claimed on account for advances alleged to have been made by him to defendant, and where, in answer to a rule taken on motion of defendant, to compel him to file a specific bill of particulars and an itemized account, plaintiff'files an account between defendant and a commercial firm of which plaintiff was a member, and between defendant and a corporation in which plaintiff is a stock holder, showing balance in favor of the corporation, and where there is no allegation…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
McEnery, J.
The plaintiff alleges that lie entered into a contract with the defendant Edrington, on the I5th of February, 1887, for the purpose of obtaining supplies, money, etc., to cultivate the Australia plantation in Madison parish, and that said Edrington executed a written agreement with the usual stipulations for liens and privileges, in favor of plaintiff, and as collateral security, executed five promissory notes in Vicksburg, and payable in said city, for $1000 each, with interest from maturity, and maturing at different dates from 1st day of…
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