Reugger v. De Brueys
Supreme Court of Louisiana
; Certiorari to Court of Appeals, Parish of Orleans. Suit by William E. De Brueys to restrain foreclosure proceedings instituted by George E. Reugger. There was a judgment in favor of heirs of defendant, who were substituted on his death, which was affirmed by the Court of Appeal, and the plaintiff brings certiorari.
1Opinion of the Court
DAWKINS,. J.
William E. De Brueys sued oiit a writ of injunction in the civil district court for the parish of Orleans to restrain foreclosure proceedings instituted in said court by George E. Reugger upon a note for the sum of $400, signed by the 'plaintiff in injunction, and secured by mortgage upon certain real property situated in the parish of St. Tammany. The grounds for injunction were: That said Reugger was not the bona fide owner or holder of said note, but a party interposed for W. B. Lancaster, from whom petitioner had purchased said mortgaged property; but if, in the alternative,…
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