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· 5/24/1909

W. C. Dejean & Bro. v. Lee

Citations

  • 124 La. 239
  • 50 So. 25
  • 1909 La. LEXIS 457

Syllabus

<p>1. Exemptions (§ 44*) — Work Horses — Homestead Law.</p> <p>Two work horses are exempt from seizure and sale.</p> <p>Plaintiff pointed out to the sheriff two horses of his debtor as exempt from seizure. The judgment appealed from decrees that they are exempt. It does not appear that there was error in exempting the two horses.</p> <p>2. Exemptions (§ 39*) — Coen eoe Current Year.</p> <p>The necessary corn for the current year is exempt from seizure, whether cultivated by the farmer on his own 160 acres of land, also exempt, or land of another. A farmer, head of a family dependent upon him for support, are the requirements for the exemption.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the Court.)</p>

Judges: Breaux

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