Cartwright v. Denny
Supreme Court of Louisiana
The defendants are appellants from a judgment of the District Court of Concordia, Curry, J.
1Opinion of the CourtBullard, J.
The petitioner represents himself, and the heirs of Lintot, as owners of two adjoining tracts of land on Lake Con*238cordia, one of which, now owned by him, formerly belonged to William Blount, containing 450 arpens, and was held under a title, commonly called a Requite and permission to settle, in his favor, bearing date the I4lh Nov. 1802, given by Don José Vidal, Commandant of the post of Concordia, and a survey by Pedro Walker, confirmed by the Land Commissioners at Opelousas. That the tract owned by the heirs of Lintot contains 560 superficial arpens fronting on the lake, bounded on the…
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