Chaffraix & Agar v. Packard

On the twenty-fourth September, 1872, the plaintiffs, Chaffraix & Agar, caused executory process to issue against the three defendants and an undivided half of the Sarah plantation, sold by the former to the latter jointly, to be seized and advertised for sale, to pay a note due at two years from the date of sale, being the second of a series of three given by the purchasers and secured by mortgage on the property sold, and plaintiffs ask that the. sale be made for cash and on credit, in accordance with their act of sale and mortgage. These notes were made jointly by the' three purchasers,…