Legal Opinion
Hunt v. Gulftrust Fund No. Fifteen, Inc.
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Decided September 16, 1992No. 92-CA-277PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
ROBERT J. BURNS, Judge Pro Tem.
Gulftrust Fund No. Fifteen, Inc. (Gulft-rust) appeals a judgment declaring the purported sale of immovable property situated in Kenner, Louisiana to be null and void. We affirm.
On September 1, 1989, Gulftrust and Ernest E. Hunt executed in authentic form an agreement entitled a “Sale Subject to Mortgage.” Under that agreement, Gulftrust supposedly acquired title to immovable property owned by Mr. Hunt but encumbered with first and second mortgages. The agreement provided that, while ownership of the property passed to Gulftrust, Mr. Hunt remained personally…
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