Elmes v. Estevan

Supreme Court of Louisiana

Elmes v. Estevan

1 Mart. 192

Supreme Court of Louisiana·Decided July 1, 1810·Published

Opinion

By the Court.

The Judge’s order stops all proceedings against the debtor, whether they.be carried on against his person, general estate, or any part of it. All proceedings against his person or property are irregular, He becomes by his cession disinterested, in a certain degree. His rights pass to other persons, and cannot be affected by legal proceedings to which the new owners are not parties.

Judgment set aside.

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By the Court.

The Judge’s order stops all proceedings against the debtor, whether they.be carried on against his person, general estate, or any part of it. All proceedings against his person or property are irregular, He becomes by his cession disinterested, in a certain degree. His rights pass to other persons, and cannot be affected by legal proceedings to which the new owners are not parties.

Judgment set aside.

Elmes v. Estevan, 1 Mart. 192 (La. 1810).

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