Harries v. Courcier

The facts in this case are stated at length, in an opinion overruling the judgment maintaining an exception of no cause of action, rendered by this Court, April 27, 1925. (2 La. App. 134.)

The case was subsequently tried on the merits, and judgment rendered in favor of defendants. Plaintiff has again appealed. It is necessary to repeat briefly the following facts.

The defendants, Richard and Albert Courcier, purchased from the Nola Motor Company, Inc., an “Indiana’’ motor truck by notarial act of sale and chattel mortgage, for the price of $3,346.00. There was some cash paid but the…