Succession of Boudousquie

The homologation of the account of the administrator was opposed by the executors of Sainet, who alleged that their testator sold a tract of land to Boudousquié, who, for the price thereof, executed sundry notes, endorsed by Forstall, and secured by a mortgage on the premises ; that afterwards, their testator died; that the sum of $3866 66, with interest, part of the price, being still due and payable by the estate of Boudousquié, who had departed this life, and the premises having been sold in his mortuoria, under the directions of the Court of Probates, to Forstall, the endorser on the…