Armstrong v. Turnell

This case is before us on two appeals from a judgment of the Fourth District Court of New Orleans, upon a tableau of distribution.

The first question to be disposed of, is a motion to dismiss the appeals for want of proper parties. The appellant, J. A. Turnell, was put upon the tableau as an ordinary creditor for the sum of $4,655. He opposed the tableau on the grounds:

1st. That he was a creditor of insolvent for the sum of $10,037, with interest and costs.

2. That he was a privileged creditor for said amount.

3d. That certain persons named, to wit: W. Monaghan, J. S. GazeneaM, J. 8. Whitaker,,…