Legal Opinion
Hopkins v. Crow
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Decided January 11, 1915No. 20907PublishedCited by 1 opinion
Action by J. L. Hopkins against Perry Crow and others. Application by M. E. Crow for writs of certiorari (and prohibition to tbe Judge of tbe Fourth Judicial District Court of tbe Parish of Union.
1Opinion of the CourtProyosty, J.
Tbe plaintiff’s petition contains tbe allegations and prayer for a revocatory action, and also tbe following additional allegations and prayer, to wit:
“That the said transfer of land was without any real consideration; that the consideration therein expressed is erroneous; and that the said act does not evidence a real and genuine sale.”
“Prays that said transfer be entirely revoked.”
Tbis allegation and prayer are sufficient to sustain tbe action en declaration de simulation; so that tbis action and tbe revocatory action are included in tbe same petition. Usually when both of these actions are…
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