Blois v. Denesse
2 Mart. 175
Opinion
If a debtor has time given him by his creditors, and afterwards denies the debt of one of them, he may bring a suit for a recognition of the debt, notwithstanding that the convention between the creditors and the debtor, allowing him a delay, has been homologated; for during the time given, the evidence of the debt may perish.
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Blois v. Denesse, 2 Mart. 175 (La. Super. Ct. 1812).
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