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9 La. Ann. 601

Lyons v. Lallande

Supreme Court of Louisiana

Decided December 15, 1854

Supreme Court of Louisiana · decided 1854-12-15

<p>The mere fact, or circumstance of a commission merchant having made advances to a planter, on which the usual commissions and interest are charged, is clearly insufficient to authorize a charge of commission on such portions of the planter’s crop as maybe consigned to other factors, in the absence of any agreement to that effect.</p>

Decided 1854-12-15

Spoffobd, J.

¶1I concur in the decree affirming the judgment, because I do not think it can be fairly inferred from the evidence, that Mrs. Lyons was under a legal obligation to consign all her crops of the year 1850, to the house of Lallande.

¶2Mr, Justice Buchanan, concurs in this opinion.

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