L. Grand & Co. v. Cox
Supreme Court of Louisiana
from the Fourteenth Judicial District Court, parish of Richland. Bay, J.
1Opinion of the CourtWyly, J.
The plaintiffs sue the defendants jointly for $2715 fox-supplies furnished them during the year 1867, and claiming a privilege, they sequestered part of their crops ; they also seek to foreclose the mortgage given by the defendant Scriber on the land described in the-petition. The defense was the general denial.
*463The court gave judgment for the plaintiffs and the defendant Scriber has appealed.
As to the defendant Cox, the judgment can not be examined, because he has not appealed.
The defendant Scriber excepted to the admission in evidence of the-certified copy of mortgage which he gave the…
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