Fisher v. Vose

Supreme Court of Louisiana

Fisher v. Vose

3 Rob. 462

DecidedJanuary 15, 1843

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Fisher v. Vose, 3 Rob. 462 (La. 1843).

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Opinion

Garland, J.

This case is before us, on an application for a rehearing. We have carefully re-considered our judgment, and see no sufficient reasons to change it. The application for a re-hearing is, therefore, refused; but in coming to this conclusion, we do not intend to intimate any opinion, as to what may be the effect of the bankrupt law passed by Congress, upon the proceedings in the State courts, when a mortgage or lien is attempted to be enforced on property in the possession of the bankrupt, before or after the appointment of the assignee.

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Garland, J.

This case is before us, on an application for a rehearing. We have carefully re-considered our judgment, and see no sufficient reasons to change it. The application for a re-hearing is, therefore, refused; but in coming to this conclusion, we do not intend to intimate any opinion, as to what may be the effect of the bankrupt law passed by Congress, upon the proceedings in the State courts, when a mortgage or lien is attempted to be enforced on property in the possession of the bankrupt, before or after the appointment of the assignee.

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3 Rob. 462, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/fisher-v-vose-la-1843.