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· 7/1/1902

Marx v. Sanders

Citations

  • 108 La. 140

Syllabus

<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>Although the purchase price of property sold at sheriff’s sale should be paid in cash, such a sale is not null if, by the consent of all parties, the purchaser is allowed to return the purchase price pending the trial of a suit to determine who is entitled to the proceeds.</p> <p>Where a sheriff’s term of office expires, pending such a condition of affairs, his successor should take the matter up and carry it on to completion.</p>

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  • “[A] manufacturing defect claim is based on an allegation that the specific product that caused plaintiff’s injury was not manufactured as designed.”

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