Parrott v. Edwards
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Western D.'s. APPEAR FROM THE COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDIOIAI DISTRICT FOR THE PARISH OP ST. IANDRY, THE JUDGE OP TnE SEVENTH PRESIDING.
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Western D.'s. APPEAR FROM THE COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDIOIAI DISTRICT FOR THE PARISH OP ST. IANDRY, THE JUDGE OP TnE SEVENTH PRESIDING. This is an action hy the plaintiff and wife, instituted in the first instance, against one Edwards, who was their overseer, alleging he had entered and was committing waste on a tract of land which they had purchased from one Louis De Kerle-gand, for the sum of $6000, all of which was paid except the last instalment of $3,350, which was then due. They aver they are in danger of eviction, and pray that Edwards and De Kerlegand he cited ; and that they have…
1Opinion of the CourtMartin, J.
The plaintiffs brought this acition again'st one Edwards, for & trespassing on their land, by cutting down trees, and committing other acts of waste, tinder a pretence of title, and threatening to evict them of a portion of their land. They made the defendant, De Kerlegand, their vendor and warrantor, a party to the suit; praying that in case the court sustained the title or claim of Edwards, they may have judgment gainst De Kerlegand for part of the price of said ldrid already paid, and released and discharged from the i ird and last instalment of $2,250 also due; and that De Kerlegand come…
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