Louisiana Supreme Court, Baton Rouge : Vidal's Heirs v Duplentier, August 1834 [printed].
Plaintiffs, free persons of colour, seek to reclaim land held by the defendant, on the grounds that it was bequeathed to them by Nicolas Maria Vidal. The defendant denied that the plaintiffs were the legal heirs of Vidal and said that he had purchased the land from one Perrin. Judgement for the defe...
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| Summary: | Plaintiffs, free persons of colour, seek to reclaim land held by the defendant, on the grounds that it was bequeathed to them by Nicolas Maria Vidal. The defendant denied that the plaintiffs were the legal heirs of Vidal and said that he had purchased the land from one Perrin. Judgement for the defendants affirmed. |
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