Bacchus v. Moreau
Supreme Court of Louisiana
from the District Court of Jefferson, Clarice, J. cited C. C. 3153, 3216. 12 Bob. 279. C. P. 732, 733, 734,736# 737,744. cited 16 La. 109. 7 La. 91. The judgment of the court (King, J. absent,) was pronounced by
1Opinion of the Court
Si/Idell, J.
The plaintiff had previously sold a portion of a tract of land# purchased from him by Moreau, under an order of seizure and sale granted lipón a mortgage of that portion. Afterwards, he obtained an order of seizure and sale# by virtue of the vendor’s privilege, upon the residue. After the second adjudication# which was made to Mrs Waggaman, he took a rule upon Cavhelie$ *314a mortgagee claiming under a mortgage inscribed after the inscription of the plaintiff’s sale to Moreau; upon Fische, the holder of a subsequent judicial mortgage; and upon the sheriff, to show cause why the…
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