Legal Opinion
Losecco v. Gregory
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Decided July 1, 1902No. 13,335PublishedCited by 22 opinions
APPEAL from the Twenty-second Judicial District, Parish, of Plaquemines — Hin'gle, J.
1Opinion of the CourtBlanchard, J.
Plaintiff is an orange merchant of New Orleans, in the habit of purchasing the produce of orange orchards in Louisiana in advance of the growth and maturity of the crops.
Défendant was the owner of an orange orchard, and in November,. 1898, he agreed to sell to plaintiff, and the latter to buy, the oranges which his orchard would produce in the years 1899 and 1900.
The agreement was reduced to writing and is as follows:—
“ I have this day, in consideration of the terms hereinafter named, sold unto Vincent Losecco of the City of New Orleans, two crops of ■oranges on my place as follows, i. e.:
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