Kittridge v. Landry

This case has been already before us, and in the opinion given in April, 1842, remanding it for a new trial, the pleadings, and much of the evidence, are fully stated. 2 Robinson, 72.

The plaintiff claims the land as being a portion of that purchased by André Le Blanc, in the year 1822, (mentioned in the first opinion, in the case of Kittridge v. Breaud, 2 Robinson, 40,) and derived from him, Le Blanc, by several mesne conveyances, his immediate vendor being Lazare Hébert. C. Mollère, under whom the defendant holds, purchased from the United States in August, 1824, eighty arpens of land in the…