Metropolitan Bank v. Blaise
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from civil district court, parish of Orleans; Walter B. Sommerville, Judge. Action by the Metropolitan Bank against Peter Blaise, in which judgment for plaintiff was assigned to F. X. Fitzpatrick. The Citizens’ Bank filed a petition in intervention and third opposition. From a judgment dismissing the intervention and third opposition, the Citizens’ Bank appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
On Motion to Dismiss the Appeal.
BREAUX, J.
The Metropolitan Bank was a judgment creditor of Peter Blaise; the defendant, in the sum of $22,7S9.29, as made to appear, it contends, by inscription in the mortgage office at a time preceding a judgment of the Citizens’ Bank which had also been recorded in the mortgage office.
F. X. Fitzpatrick is the assignee of the Metropolitan Bank, and holds the judgment obtained by that bank. Writs of fieri facias were issued under the judgments obtained by the bank against Blaise, and the property sold at sheriff’s sale for $40,000.
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