Guillet v. Juré

There is no dispute about the facts in this case.

It is a third opposition, claiming a superior mortgage right in property seized by defendant Juré.

The plaintiffs are children of the mortgagor, their tutrix. They are of age, but their tutrix has not rendered an account of tutorship.

During plaintiffs’ minority their mother, and tutrix, had the property adjudicated to herself, with special mortgage reserved, under the advice of a family meeting.

She afterwards mortgaged the property, now seized to defendant Juré, for the security of a loan.

Subsequently, she gave a special mortgage to plaintiffs,…