Brewer v. Foshee
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
TALIAFEBBO, Judge.
Plaintiff is the holder of five promissory notes of defendant, J. M. Foshee, originally aggregating $450, and maturing over several months, the last one falling due on April 3, 1930. These notes were secured by chattel mortgage on several head of mules .sold by plaintiff to defendant, according to the allegations of the petition. Not one of the notes was paid at maturity. After the lapse of more than a year, defendant was pressed for payment thereof and, in order to gain for him an additional year to pay the notes, George Foshee, whose relation to J. M. Foshee is not…
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