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Opinions in Louisiana that cite Lemmon v. Clark, 36 La. Ann. 744.

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Assumption Ice & Cold Storage Co. v. John Dalton Co. 119 So. 570 La. Ct. App. 1st Cir. 1929
The creditor can not have a greater *533 right than the debtor or obligor, Lemmon vs. Clark, , and if the latter cannot plead prescription the creditor is in no better situation.
Morris v. Abney 65 So. 315 La. 1914
the confirmatory acts are not set forth, and the case went off on the proposition that the husband was estopped to deny the wife’s title.
Deshotels v. Lafleur 64 So. 905 La. 1914
(quoting from syllabus): “When the tutrix of minor heirs, in her capacity as such, takes possession of and administers the estate of the deceased parent of the minors, without any appointment as administrator, such act is equivalent to the entering into possession of the beneficiary heirs.
Boudreaux v. Lower Terrebonne Refining & Mfg. Co. 53 So. 456 La. 1910
The doctrine of that case is that: “The maxim le mort saisit le vif does not apply in the case of irregular heirs, who, differently from legal heirs, cannot take possession without an order of court, or by an ex parte order, but only in virtue of an order rendered contradictorily with some legal representative of the succession.” , upon which the decision in the Scarborough Case is largely founded, the succession had never .been' administered and' settled; and yet the court held that the tutor h
Elizardi v. Kelly 39 So. 851 La. 1905
Ann. 93 ; ; Succession of Weber, 16 La.