Turner v. Glass
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
HIGGINS, Justice.
The widow and heirs of the late H. C. Turner instituted this action to annul the sheriff’s sale of real property which belonged to the deceased and upon which the mortgage creditor foreclosed and had the property adjudicated at public sale to Alberta Glass, one of the defendants.
The attack is based upon the following grounds:(1) That the widow against whom the proceedings were carried on contradictorily had no authority under Act No. 57 of 1926 to accept service of the petition of foreclosure and to waive demand for payment and notice of seizure, and(2) That there was no…
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