2 La. Ann. 242 | La. | 1847
The judgment of the court was pronounced by
The defendant executed four promissory notes, payable to James Armor at different dates, and gave a special mortgage, by authentic act, to secure their payment. The executrix of Armor being in possession of the two notes thus secured, which last matured, obtained an order of seizure and sale of the hypothecated property, from which the defendant has appealed.
The appellant contends that the judgment was improperly rendered upon two of the notes. That the property can only be seized and sold to satisfy the whole debt which it was mortgaged to secure, on the principal that the mortgage is indivisible, and that the holders of the different notes are entitled- to par
Judgment affirmed,.