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· 12/15/1853

Farnet v. del Campo

Citations

  • 8 La. Ann. 372

Syllabus

<p>The landlord loses his privilege by permitting fifteen days to elapse after the removal of the goods, without taking action to secure his privilege.</p> <p>It is impossible to give to an amicable arrangement by an insolvent with a part of his creditors, with- . out a formal assignment and a formal possession, the effect of a cessio donovmn, by which the rights of creditors are fixed at the date of the surrender. T/ierefore, the landlord’s privilege is not preserved by such an amicable arrangement, fifteen days having elapsed after the removal of the goods.</p>

Judges: Slidell

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