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· 9/15/1852

Blanchard v. Decuir

Citations

  • 8 La. Ann. 504

Syllabus

<p>Hypothecary action for a minor’s mortgage founded on a judgment against the tutor. At the time the judgment against the tutor was obtained, the plea of prescription would have defeated the plaintiff—but the tutor did not set it up. Held—the renunciation of prescription by the tutor could not affect the right of defendant as third possessor, inasmuch as the defendant could at any time avail himself of the plea of prescription under Article 8429 of the Code.</p>

Judges: Dunbae

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