Ulrich v. Duson

Supreme Court of Louisiana

Ulrich v. Duson

36 La. Ann. 989

CourtSupreme Court of Louisiana

DecidedJuly 1, 1884

DocketNo. 1218

StatusPublished

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Ulrich v. Duson, 36 La. Ann. 989 (La. 1884).

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A judgment creditor, who resorts to a direct action to annul an outstanding title made by his debtor to a third person, cannot disregard such title during the pendency of his action and proceed by seizure and sale of tho property, A judgment perpetuating an injunction until the determination of the direct action of nuliityAwill be maintained, although the judgment of nullity has beeu pronounced in the direct action.

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A judgment creditor, who resorts to a direct action to annul an outstanding title made by his debtor to a third person, cannot disregard such title during the pendency of his action and proceed by seizure and sale of tho property, A judgment perpetuating an injunction until the determination of the direct action of nuliityAwill be maintained, although the judgment of nullity has beeu pronounced in the direct action.

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