Thompson v. Walker

FOURNET, Chief Justice.

The plaintiff, A. A. Thompson, claiming to be the owner of a one-sixth interest in a tract of land1 purchased July IS, 1929, in indivisión with his two sisters and three brothers2 — and alleging their ¡Hjths interest was purchased by W. L. Walker July 14, 1943, for $2,150 at a foreclosure sale instigated by the Ruston State Bank & Trust Company, to whom the property had been mortgaged to secure the $916.03 borrowed by the brothers and sisters to pay their share of the purchase price, Walker, three days later, securing from the bank whatever interest it acquired on…