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· 1/26/1914

Vacant Estate of de Fonterman v. Ringe

Citations

  • 11 Teiss. 110
  • 1914 La. App. LEXIS 18

Syllabus

<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>1. A description reading, seven lots of ground fronting on Frenchmen Street and forming the corner of Frenchmen and Genius Streets, assessed to an unknown, without measurements or lot numbers given, or plan referred to, describes no particular property, much less does it describe two lots of ground fronting on Genius Street, distant 110 feet from-said corner of Frenchman' and Genuis Streets, and belonging to the Estate of Fonterman.</p> <p>2. A prayer by appellee for amendment, made in a brief filed on the day of argument, is neither in form nor in time as required, and cannot be considered.</p>

Judges: Honor, John, Paul

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