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Opinions in Louisiana that cite Howard v. Schmidt, 29 La. Ann. 129.

2 citing documents.

Dance v. Coleman 8 La. App. 822 La. Ct. App. 2d Cir. 1928
s notice of the date of the sale, and to appoint an appraiser, and to expose the property to view at the time and place of sale, were not absolute nullities, and plaintiff appearing as a creditor of Hopkins and attacking the validity of the sale, we think it was incumbent on him to allege and show that the failure of the sheriff to comply with such regulations had injured him (Howard vs. Schmidt, ; and authorities cited),‘and he neither alleged nor proved that he was injured, or that the apprais
Smith v. Sanders-Lenahan Lumber Co. 72 So. 445 La. 1916