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servicing agent for Petitioner has given due notice of default
to mortgagor herein on July 16, 1990 (copy of default letter
annexed). Petitioner has exercised its option to accelerate
the mortgage and declare the balance of the note, including
principal, interest, insurance and attorney's fees, due and
payable, inasmuch as petitioner's records reflect unpaid
installments from May 1, 1990 to date.

WHEREFORE, petitioner prays that the Court appoint an
attorney to represent the absent Joyce Kelly Albert and,
further, petitioner prays for an order of Executory Process
herein, that due notice of demand be served upon the defendant
and thereafter, that a writ of seizure and sale issue herein
directing the Sheriff for the Parish of Jefferson, State of
Louisiana, to seize and sell without appraisement and, after
due advertisement, delays, requisites and formalities, free and
clear of all homestead rights and exemptions, the property
hereinabove described, according to law, for cash, to pay and
satisfy the claim of petitioner, the principal sum of
$71,750.75 with 12.60% percent interest thereon from April 1,
1990 until paid, together with 10.008 percent attorney's fees
on the total amount of principal, interest and all current and

future advances, together with all costs of these proceeding

that out of the proceeds of the sale, petitioner be paid the
amount of its claim in preference and priority over all other
persons herein.

GRAHAM & ARCENEAUX

C. ARCENSAUX, IIT
oll No. 2524

210 Baronne Street
Suite 1210 First NBC Building
New Orleans, Louisiana 70130
Phone: (504) 522-8256

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That the aforesaid promissory note and act each stipulate that 1f default
be made in the payment of any installment, the entire principal sum and accrued
interest shall. at once become due and payable without notice at the option of
the holder of the note, which provisions petitioner specifically pleads.
1

That the defendant(s) have fatled to pay the installment due on August 28,
1989 and the instal Inents falling due thereafter, despite amicable demands and
the note betng in default, petitioner has and does hereby exercise its option
to mature the unpaid balance of said note, together with the attorney's fee,
interest and costs, as set forth below.

a

That there is presently due and owing on the aforesaid mortgage note the
principal sum of $55,000.00 plus interest, at the rate stipulated in Article 2
heretnabove, the enttre balance being in default.

9.

That the said note further provides for an attorney's fee of not more that
25% of the amount due in the event the note ts sued upon or placed in the hands
of an attorney for colectton.

10.

That the act above mentioned is in authentic form and further imports 2
confession of judgment for the principal and interest of the note, and for
taxes, insurance, attorney's fees and costs, a1 of which are secured by the
mortgage on the above described property.

n.
That petitioner desires to have the property hereinabove described sold

without appratsement, 10% down, the balance due in 30 days,

la.

That petitioner herein specifically pleads each and all of the
stipulations, conditions, convenants and provisions of the satd act as fully
and completely as though the whole and each of them were copted herein.

13,
That the defendant(s) are not in the military service and netther have they

been for ninety days prior to the filing of this petition.

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PHYLISS SCHAEFER SHAW (PHYLISS SCHARFER), WIFE OF/aNB:
PHILIP A. SHAW

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AND
PAULA DENISE CALAIS OBLMEYER (PAULA DENISE CALAIS)
WIFE OF/AND RONALD HUGH OHLMKYER

PILED:

DEPUTY CLERK

PETITION FOR EXECUTORY PROCESS

TO THE HONORABLE, THE JUDGES OF THE 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON, STATE OF LOUISIANA

The petition of Standard Mortgage Corporation, a Louisiana
corporation, which has ite principal office at 300 Plaza, one

Shell Square New Orleans, Louisiana, with respect represents:

Petitioner is the holder and owner, for valuable
consideration before maturity, of a promissory note executed by
Paula Denise Calais and Ronald Hugh Ohimeyer who were residents
of and domiciled in the Parish of Jefferson, State of
Louisiana, payable to the order of Standard Mortgage
Corporation in the principal sum of $71,900.00 dated october
19, 1987 payable at Standard Mortgage Corporation, 300 Plaza,
one Shell Square, New Orleans, Louisiana, or at such other
place as the holder may designate in writing, in fixed monthly
installments, including principal and interest of $604.57
commencing on the first day of December, 1987 and payable in
full on or before the first day of November, 2017. The said
note bears interest at the rate of 9.5¢ per annum on the unpaid
balance from date until paid, and which said note is paraphed

“Ne Varietur" for identification with an Act of Mortgage dated



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amounts, and, as euch, said amounts are presently in default and thus remain due
and payable.
10.

On information end belief, petitioner alleges that Jana Sue Price Finley,
defendant is these proceedings is an absentee, being absent and not represented
in this state and an attorney at law should be appointed to represent her under
the provisions of the Louisiana Code of Civil Procedures.

qe

On information and belief, petitioner alleges that Wilda Finch Price, a
defendant is these proceedings, ie an absentee, being absent and not represented
in this state and an attorney at law should be appointed to represent her under
the provisions of the Louisiana Code of Civil Procedures.

12.

Plaintiff does not desire to exercise its right to claim any deficiency
which may be left unpaid after the sale of this property and, to that end,
desires to have the property sold without benefit of appraisement.

WHEREFORE, the premises and the annexed documents being considered,
plaintiff, Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, prays that an attorney at law
be appointed to represent the absentee defendant, Calvin Twain Price, and prays
that an order of executory process and writ of seizure and sale inmediately
iasus herein, that due notice of demand for psyment be served on the defendants,
and that, after the delay provided in the notice of demand for payment, the
Sheriff of the Parish of Jefferson be directed to seize, and after due service
of notice of seizure, advertisements, delays, requisites and formalities, to
sell at public auction, without appraisement, to the highest bidder for cash
payable immediately upon adjudication, the property described in the mortgage:
to pay and eatisfy the claim of Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation in the
principal oum of SIXTY-EIGHT THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED NINE AND 41/100 DOLLARS
($68,709.41) together with interest thereon at the rate of Ten amd 90/100

(10.902) percent per annum from May 1, 1989, until paid, together with Ten (10%)


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The defendants have failed to pay the installment due August

1, 1989 and all subsequent installments due under said note.

12.

Defendants are therefore in default under the terms and
conditions of the aforesaid note and act(s).

13,

Therefore, FRANKLIN SAVINGS ASSOCIATION has exercised its
right of acceleration as the holder of the aforesaid note and
declares the entire balance of said note due and payable, which
balance consists of unpaid principal in the amount of $65,794.11,
interest at the rate of 11 1/2% per annum from July 1, 1989, until
paid, together with reasonable attorney’s fees upon said principal
and interest, together with all sums advanced for taxes and/or
insurance; late charges; property preservation expenses; court costs
expended; and sheriff's costs and commissions; as well as any and
all other costs incurred in the prosecution of this matter.

14,

By virtue of the terms of the aforementioned note and act(s)
defendants agreed to pay reasonable attorney's fees upon the amounts
due under said note for the attorney at law who might be employed
to institute proceedings to recover the amounts due under said note.

15.

This Court has jurisdiction over the property affected and
encumbered by the act described in Paragraph 3 hereinabove; but
because defendants, Joyce Richardson Dales, Allen Dales and car]
B. Hunter, are absentees who cannot be served personally with
process, an attorney at law should be appointed to represent them.

16.

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PARISH OF JEFFERSON

STATE OF LOUISIANA

No. 382-048 pivis3
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION
versus
WANCY CARTER, wife of/and CLIFFORD EUGENE BELL

FILED:

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MOTION. AND ORDER. 70. APPOTNT. CURATOR

WOW INTO COURT, through undersigned counsel, comes the
petitioner, FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, and upon
suggesting to the Court that the Sheriff's Office has given
notice that they have been unable to serve the defendants,
NANCY CARTER, wife of/and CLIFFORD BUGENE BELL, at the addresses
given after a due and diligent attempt, and upon information and
belief the defendants, NANCY CARTER, wife of/and CLIFFORD EUGENE
BELL, are absentees, it is necessary that a Curator ad hoc be
appointed to represent the interest of the absentee defendants,
NANCY CARTER, wife of/and CLIFFORD EUGENE BELL.
Respectfully submitted,

DeMARTINI, LeBLANC, D'AQUILA & VOLK
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REY A. JONES
29 Florida Avenue
Kenner, Louisiana 70065
Phone: (504) 469-6599

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total amount of principal, interest and all current and future
advances, together with all costs of these proceedings; that
out of the proceeds of the sale, petitioner be paid the amount
of its claim in preference and priority over ail other persons

herein.

GRAHAM & ARCENEAUX

sr_ (dm @. Ano
C. Arceneaux,
toll No, 2524
Attorney for Petitioner
1210 First N.B.C. Bldg.
New Orleans, LA 70112
(504) 522-8256

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officially paraphed "Ne Varietur" in conformity with an Act of
Mortgage passed before Patricia B. Arnona, Notary Public, dated
March 31, 1983 and which mortgage is recorded in Mortgage Office
Book 875, folio 930, Entry Number 83-12163, Parish of Jefferson,
State of Louisiana. Said note is secured by an Act of Vendor's
Lien Mortgage, in favor of “carruth Mortgage Corporation", on the
following described property, to-wit:

THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all the rights, ways,
privileges, servitudes, appurtenances and advantages thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining, situated in the state
of Louisiana, Parish of Jefferson, in that part known as
MEADOWBROOK SUBDIVISION, UNIT NO. 1 and according to a plan
of subdivision made by J. J. Krebs & Sons, C. E., dated April
22, 1965, revised August 9, 1965, approved by the Jefferson
Parish Council on August 19, 1965, Ordinance No. 7276, said
portion of ground is designated, situated and measures as
follows:

LOT 28, located in SQUARE 17, bounded by Willowbrook Drive,
Juniper Drive, Mt. Laural (or Mt. Laurel) Drive and the East
line of the subdivision. Tot 28 measures 60 feet front on
Willowbrook Drive, same width in the rear, by a depth of 120
feet between equal and parallel lines. Lot 28 lies nearer to
and commences 305.65 feet from the corner of Willowbrook and
Juniper Drives. All as more fully shown on survey made by
William Maier, C.E., dated October 17, 1970, except that the
Bast Line of the subdivision side is presently shown as
Servitude Jefferson-Plaquemines Drainage District. All
according to survey by Sterling Mandle, Land Surveyor, dated
March 24, 1983, except that said Square 17 is bounded by
Willowbrook Drive, Juniper Drive, 100' Drainage Servitude in
favor of Jefferson Plaquemines’ Drainage District and Mt.
Laural Drive (side), a copy of which survey is annexed hereto
and made a part hereof.

‘The improvements thereon bear Municipal Number 641 Willowbrook
Driv

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Carruth Mortgage Corporation has since changed its name to

Mellon Financial Services Corporation #7. Said note is endorsed

ay to the order of Franklin Savings Association, without
recourse, Carruth Mortgage Corporation", which, together with an
act of notarial assignment of mortgage note passed before Debbie
S. Detinne, Notary Public, dated August 31, 1989, transferred said
note from Carruth Mortgage Corporation (n/k/a Mellon Financial
services Corporation #7) to Franklin Savings Association. Said
note is further endorsed in blank by Franklin Savings Association,
however, as appears by the annexed affidavit by petitioner, said
endorsement was not consummated and the blank endorsement has been

duly cancelled on the rear of said note. Said Franklin Savings


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1989, executed by Carol B. Biondi, Vice President-Administrative
and by Sally Hyatt, Assistant Secretary, and passed before Debbie
S. Detinne, Notary Public and two witnesses. A copy of said
Assignment of Mortgages is attached hereto and made a part hereof

and marked “P-4" for identification.

Further, plaintiff avers that it is the current holder of the
aforesaid note, regardless of the endorsement mistakenly placed on
the reverse of said note by Carruth Mortgage Corporation, as is
shown more fully in that certain Ratification of Cancellation of
Endorsement of Note executed by Mellon Financial Services
Corporation #9, formerly known as Mellon Financial Services
Corporation #7, formerly known as Carruth Mortgage Corporation on
March 12, 1990, in authentic form, passed before Bonita M. Bishop,
Notary Public, and two witnesses, the original of which document is
attached hereto, made a part hereof, and marked “P-5" for
identification,
im

Digna Sepulveda Hunter and Carl B. Hunter did assume the
indebtedness evidenced by the aforesaid note and acquired the
Property described hereinbelow from Joyce Richardson Dales and Allen
Dales, by Act of Salo and Assumption dated September 30, 1982, and
passed before James S. Arceneaux, Notary Public, and two witnesses
and which Act of Sale and Assumption was duly recorded in CoB 1033,
folio 322, Entry No, 1031119 of the official records for the Parish
of Jefferson, State of Louisiana. A certified true copy of the Act
of Sale and Assumption is attached hereto and made a part hereof and

marked "P-6" for identification.

Digna Sepulveda Hunter did acquire the property described
hereinbelow from Carl B. Hunter, by Partial Partition of Community

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and all other future holders of the note, the following
described property situated in the Parish of Jefferson, State
of Louisiana, to-wit:

THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all the
rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, appurtenances and
advantages thereunto belonging ‘or in  anywise
appertaining, situated in the State of Louisiana, Parish
of Jefferson, designated as WOODMERE SOUTH SUBDIVISION
SECTION 3, all as per plan of resubdivision made by J.J.
Krebs & Sons, Inc., C.E. & S., dated October 10, 1983,
approved by the Jefferson Parish Council by Ordinance No.
15784, recorded in COB 1064, folio 925, same being
designated as follows:

LOT 554, SQUARE M, which said square is bounded by Sue
Ker Drive, Keith-Way Drive, the Northern boundary of the
Subdivision and Destrehan Avenue, and said LOT 554
commences at a distance of 305 feet from the intersection
of Destrehan Avenue and Sue Ker Drive, and measures
thence 60 feet front on Sue Ker Drive, same in width
across the rear, by a depth of 100 feet between equal and
parallel lines; all as per survey made by J. J. Krebs &
Sons, Inc., C.8. & 8., dated September 14, 1984,
resurveyed October 10, 1984, and restaked March 5, 1985
to show improvements.

Improvements thereon bear Municipal No. 3720 Sue Ker
Drive, Harvey, La. 70058.

Being the same property acquired by Richard Francis
McCarthy on May 29, 1985, registered in COB 1251, folio
133. Same property being further acquired by Eliska
Gerhold Barrios, wife of/and John D. Barrios, Sr.,
registered in COB 2094, folio 194.

vr.

By Act of Cash Sale and Assumption of Mortgage executed
December 1, 1988, before Ellen Mullins, Notary Public, the
above described property was transferred by Richard Francis
McCarthy to Eliska Gerhold Barrios, wife of/and John D.
Barrios, St., which said act is duly recorded in MOB 2406,
folio 077, Parish of Jefferson, Louisiana; the said assumptors
did assume, bind and obligate themselves to pay in full the
certain mortgage note hereinabove described and to comply with
all the terms and conditions of said note and mortgage, to the
same extent as if they were the makers of the note and mortgage
at the outset, all of which will more fully appear from a

certified copy of said Act of Cash Sale and Assumption of



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24m SUOICTN, DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OP JEFFERSON
SEATE OF TOUISTANA

No. 384-217 DIVISION "AY"

ROY J. GATTUSO, VERINA SAVOY GATTUSO
and RONALD C. BRECHTEL

‘VERSUS

ROBIN REAUIY, INC., A/K/A ROBIN TOWING CORPORATION =
KENNETH S. LAMY, CLAIRE MORIN, WIFE OF/AND REGINALD G. FOSTER 2
‘and DOROTHY MALLINSON, WIFE OF/AND FREDERICK WILLIAN

FILED:

DeOrY CE
AMENDED AAD SUPELEMENTAL PETUTION

the amended and supplemental petition of Roy J, Gattuso, Verina Savoy
Gattuso and Ronald C, Brechtel, Plaintiffs in the above entitled and mutbered
cause, respectfully represent that they desire to supplement and amend their
original petition filed herein on July 14, 1989 in the following respects:
L
From an examination of the record herein and more particularly the return
of the Sheriff of the Parish of Jefferscn on the Notice of Seizure to be
served on defendants, Claire Morin, wife of/ami Reginald G, Foster, it appears
that the Sheriff has heen unable to serve sae after a due and diligent search
therefore at the last known address in Louisiana ani their present whereabouts
are unknown, ‘The Sheriff reports further that Claire Morin, wife of/and
Reginald G, Foster have moved fran 817 Marlene, Gretna, Louisiana 70053, the
address of their former residence, and that service cannot be made after a due
and diligent effort.
IL
That accordingly, Petitioners allege that the said defendants are
absentees fron this State, even though sane may, in fact, be found within this
State, all according to definition of Article 5251 (1) of the Louisiana Cole
of Civil Procedure and that Petitioners are entitled to have an attorney at
law appointed as Curator Ad Hoc to represent the unrepresented and absentee
defendants and to have these executory proceedings carried on in accordance
with law, all as per Article 2674 (4) of the Louisiana code of Civil
Procedure,
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Petitioners allege ani reiterate each ani every allegation of their

original petition not inconsistent herewith,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA

PARISH OF ORLEANS

BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally came and
appeared:

JAMES C. ARCENEAUX, III
who, being by me first duly sworn, did depose and say:

That he is the attorney for Standard Mortgage Corporation,
servicing agent for Federal National Mortgage asSoctation and
that, as such, he is familiar with the account of Joyce“Kelly
Albert, Account No. 056961 (342), which said account has a
principal balance of $71,796.75 plus interest at a rate of 170608
from April 1,~{990 until paid, which said account is currently
due for the months of May 1, 1990 until date; that he has read
the above and foregoing petition and that all of the facts and
allegations therein contained are true and correct to the best of

his knowledge, information and belief.

SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED BEFORE ME,

This 1990

NOTARY PUBLIC

IN FILE

DEPUTY CLEAK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.


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appointed to represent the absent defendants, PATSY GILES METCALF,
WIFE OF/AND CHARLES BURTIS METCALF.

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IT IS ORDERED BY THE COURT, that Rodent tt Casals)
attorney at law be and he is hereby appointed curator ad hoc
defendant(s), Debra Willis Daves and Matthew A. Daves in these

proceedings and that the writ of seizure and sale be issued

herein and served upon said attorney at law.

S$:
Respectfully submitted, 4 QCODED -11

SHAPIRO AND KREISMAN

nr: cP onnoe Ryacno
‘THOMAS J. BYRNE, JR(

Louisiana Bar Roll #17501

JANE FAIA MENTZ

Louisiana Bar Roll No. 16908
attorney's for Plaintiff

601 Papworth Avenue - Suite 200
Metairie, LA 70005

(504) 831-7726

THE ORIGINAL
\FFICB.

DEPUTY CLERK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.


does not reside at that address, and we were advised that he is now a
non-resident of the State of Louisiana, residing in Salem, Oregon, and his

whereabouts are unknown to your petitioner.
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By adding paragraph sixteen (16) to read as follows, to-wit:
16.

This Court has jurisdiction over the property which this mortgage is
sought to be enforced; but because defendant, George Melvin Van Cleef a/k/a
George M. Van Cleef, is an absentee who cannot be served personally with

process, an attorney at law should be appointed to represent him.
ui.

Your petitioner reurges and reiterates each and every other allegation
set forth in the original petition and the supplemental and amended petition

as if copied in extens:

WHEREFORE, RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION AS CONSERVATOR FOR FRANKLIN
SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, prays that an attorney at law be appointed to represent
the absentee defendant, George Melvin Van Cleef a/k/a George M. Van Cleef,
that a writ of seizure and sale issue directing the Sheriff for the Parish of

Jefferson, State of Louisiana to seize and sell the mortgaged property without

appraisement, and according to Taw to satisfy petitioner’s claim as originally

prayed for herein.

MIDDLEBERG RIDDLE & GIANNA
201 ST. CHARLES AVENUE, 31ST FLOOR
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA’ 70170-3100
TELEPHONE: '(504) 525-7200

ATTENTION: FORECLOSURE DEPARTMENT

PLEASE SERVE:

GEORGE MELVIN VAN CLEEF, A/K/A
GEORGE M. VAN CLEEF
THROUGH COURT APPOINTED COUNSEL

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EXHIBIT 8’ 1a secured by pledge of a collateral mortgage note made and
subscribed by defendants, Joseph A. Joia, Victor J. Joia and Mary Gale Joia
Elliott, payable to the order of Bearer, in the principal sum of $100,000.00,
dated June 18, 1986, together with interest thereon at the rate of twelve per
cent (12-008) per annum from date until paid, due on demand, all as more fully
shown by the original collateral mortgage note and collateral pledge agreement
annexed hereto and respectively marked for identification as PLAINTIFF'S

BXHIBIT C and PLAINTIFY’S EXHIBIT D.

The above described collateral mortgage note is paraphed "Ne vartetur” by
Daniel A. Ranson, Notary Public,” for identification with an act of collateral
Mortgage passed before him on June 18, 1986, which caid mortgage ie recorded in

‘the mortgage records for the Parish of Jnfferson, Louiaiani

in MOB 1560, folio
0065, inotrument no. 86-29332, in which act the said Joseph A. Jola, Victor A.
ola and Wary Gale Jola Rllictt, granted a mortgage against the hereinafter

described immovable property to secure the aforesaid collateral mortgage not

alL

more fully shown by a certified true copy of said act of Collateral
Mortgage annexed hereto and marked for identification as PLAINTIPE’S EXHIBIT E.
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In the said act of Collateral Mortgage the appearere did specifically
mortgage, affect and hypothecate unto and in favor of any future holder of the

note secured by the mortgage, the following described immovable property,

tonite

One certain lot of ground, together with all the building and
improvements thereon, and all of the rights, ways, privileg
servitudes, appurtenances and advantages thereunto belonging or in
anywise appertaining, aituated in the Parish of Jefferson in that part
thereof known ap TERRYTOWN SUBDIVISION NO. 5, and in SQUARE NO. 93
thereof, which square 19 bounded by Huckleberry Lane, Guardian Avenue,
Harvard Avenue and Terry Parkway, and according to a sketch of survey
made by John E. Walker, C-., dated February 17, 1972, revised May 12,
1972, a print of which is annexed to and made part of an act passed
before M.L. Dresner, Notary Public, dated June 27, 1972, said Lot is
designated Tot Wo. 30, commences at a distance of four hundred
thirty-six and twenty-seven hundretha fect (436.27") from the corner
of Huckleberry Lane and Guardian Avenue and meaaures thence in the
@irection of Harvard Avenue, sixty feet (60°) front on Ruckleberry
Zane, same in width inthe rear, by a depth of one hundred ten feet
(210°) between equal and parallel lines.

Improvements thereon bear the Municipal No. 765 Huckleberry Lan
Gretna, Louleiana,

Being the smo property acquired by Mrs. Mary Puglise, wife of/and
Joseph A. Join, from Greater New Orleans Homestead Association on June
27, 1972 by act before Meyer L. Dreaner, Notary Public, recorded in
CoB 765, folio 220, and MOB 593, folio 496, of the records of the
Parish of Jefferson. Being further acquired by Victor J. Join and
Mary Gale Joia Elliott by Judgnent of Possession signed on August 31,
1972 in case no. 145-971 of the 24th Judicial District court for the
Parish of Jefferson, Louisiana, entitled “Succession of Mary Puglise,

registered in COB 770, folic 265, of the
records of the Parish of Jefferson.



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appointed to represent the absent defendant; that he be served with
a copy of the petition herein and duly cited to appear and answer
same and after due proceedings had there be judgment in favor of
petitioner and against the defendant, Robert P, Guastella, as
originally prayed for herein.

Respectfully submitted,

MCNULTY & O'CONNOR

BY:

s J. O’Chnnor
Bar Roll No. 10160
Jéfferson Agency Code 7449
622 Baronne Street

New Orleans, Louisiana 70113
(504) 522-2889

RDE

Considering the foregoing motion,

IT IS ORDERED that Led D WA Cnty — be

appointed as attorney at law to represent the déféndant, Robert P.

Guastella, in these proceedings and that he be served with a

citation and copy of the petition herein.

Gretna, Louisiana, this ad day of Doecowhkm _, 1990.
m

_MteBle_» 90. 200.00
Tr encay ceaniy THAT AS
cos incunneD iN THs MATTER HSS

com memes
"Pi loran..

DEPUTY CLEAK
‘24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
‘PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.



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LEADER FEDERAL BANK FOR SAVINGS

versus
AMELA WARE, DIVORCED WIFE BY FIRST MARRIAGE

Pi
JOSEPH E. SMITH, JR., DIVORCED WIFE BY SECOND MARRY
PERCY J. WILLIAMS, NOW WIFE OF/AND GBBRW A. HRISSER

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PETITION FOR EXECUTORY PROCESS

TO THE HONORABLE, THE JUDGES OF THE 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON, STATE OF LOUISIANA

he petition of Leader Federal Bank for Savings a Federal
Mutual Savings Bank, organized and existing under the Laws of
the United States of America which has its principal place of
business at 158 Madison, Memphis, ‘Tennessee 38103, which said
institution adopted a new charter on February 9, 1989 changing
its name from Leader Federal Savings and Loan Association to
Leader Federal Bank for Savings becoming a federal mutual
savings bank evidence of which is duly recorded in CoB 2240,
folio 251, with respect, represents:
I.

Petitioner is the holder and owner, for valuable
consideration before maturity, of a promissory note executed by
Pamela Ware Heisser, wife of and Glenn A. Heisser who are
residents of and domiciled in the Parish of Jefferson, State of
Louisiana, payable to the order of Bearer in the principal sum
Dasepapson.oo eaves peri 14, 1987 payable at enter Feder
Savings and Loan Association, P. 0, Box 2926, Memphis,
Tennessee, or at such other place as the holder may designate
in writing, in fixed monthly installments, including principal

and interest of $593.63 commencing on the first day of May,

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wo.) 3-5/7 pivreion

FIRST NATIONAL, BANK OF JEFFERSON PARISH

VERSUS

ESTATE OF JOSEPH A. JOIA, VICTOR J. JOIA AND
MARY GALE JOIA, WIFE OF IE HU. ELLIOTT, OR.

FILED:,

DEPUTY CLERK

ORDER

considering the foregoing verified petition, annexed documents and

considering that the defendanta have waived tha demand for payment and three

day delay provided by the Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure, and the prem:

considered:

IT IS ORDERED by the Court that Bxecutory Proct

Josue herein and thet a
writ of seizure and sale issue herein commanding the Sherife for the Parish of
Jefferson to seize and sell the property affected by the mortgage as prayed
for, according to law without appraisal.

IT 15 FURTHER ORDERED by the Court, pursuant to the provisions of Louisiana
clvil code Article 2674, that A ) Attorney at Law,

be and he/she is hereby appointed

Attorney at Law to“represent the interests

of the doce:

sd, Joseph A. Joia, and the Eetate of Josoph A. JoLa, in these
Proceedings on whom all demands, notices and other documents shall be served

and against whom this seizure and sale shall be prosecuted contradis

x

THIS ORDER signed at Gretna, Louisiana, on this

March, 1991.

10 Serve Notice of Seizure:

i) Victor J. goia G
4950 Oak Alley Boulevara
Marrero, Louisiana

2) Mary Gale Jota Bllictt
1022 S. Turnbull Drive
Metairie, Louisiana

3) Betate of Joveph A. Joia,
through the Attorney at Law
appointed to represent the
interests of the deceased,
Joaeph A. Joia, and his Estate

PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.


(8) For all general and equitable relief.
BALDWIN & HASPEL:

JEANNIE M, RANDAZZO (Bar #11101)
JANET D, DILZELL (Bar #14217)
LANCE J. ARNOLD (Bar #18768)

or Qeassr WM AKL

2121 Airline Highway
5th Floor

Metairie, LA 70001
(504) 836-8480

EPE4/1

‘OF THE ORIGINAL,
1S OFFICE.

‘DEPUTY CLEAK
26TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
‘PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.



PLEASE SERVE:
CARMEN EDWARDS BATISTE

KEVIN D. BATIST
THROUGH COURT APPOINTED COUNSEL

ORDER
CONSIDERING the allegations in the foregoing supplemental and amended
petition for executory process on mortgage note,

IT IS ORDERED by the Court that attorney

at law, be and is hereby appointed as Curator Ad Hoc to repyeSpAt the absentee

defendants, CARMEN EDWARDS BATISTE AND KEVIN D. BATISTE, in this proceeding.

DEPUTY CLERK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.



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IT IS ORDERED BY THE COURT, that

defendant(s), JoAnne Dawkins McKee in these proceedings and
the writ of seizure and sale be issued herein and served upon said

attorney at law.

cretna, Louisiana, this LI* aay ot fuce 1s GO

JUDG}

Respectfully submitted,

SHAPIRO AND KREISMAN

BY: Homa Buona.
THOMAS J. BYRNE,

Re
Louisiana Bar Roll #17502
JANE FAIA MENTZ

Louisiana Bar Roll No. 16908
Attorney's for Plaintite
3850 North Causeway Boulevard
Sulte 710

Metairie, LA 70002

(504) 831-7726

PARISH OF JERCERSON, LA.


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EXHIBIT "G"
AFFIDAVIT AND CERTIFICATE OF AMOUNT DUE

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF JEFFERSON

BE IT RNOWN, that on this [Wh day of Dczgcuat . tm the year
of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and eighty-nine,

BEFORE ME, the undersigned Notary Public, duly commissioned and
qualified in and for the aforesaid Parish and State, and in the presence

of the witnesses hereinafter named and undersigne

PERSONALLY CAME AND APPEARED:
ARTHUR J. KEENAN, JR.,
who, after being duly sworn, did depose and say:

That he is the Executive Vice President in Charge of Special Assets
of the Pelican Homestead and Savings Association. That he is familiar
with that certain promissory note and mortgage dated October 17, 1983, in
the original principal amount of ONE HUNDRED FORTY-FOUR THOUSAND
EIGHT HUNDRED AND NO/100 ($144,800.00) DOLLARS, whereby Abdel
Mohsen Mohamed Elbaz, as borrower, granted a mortgage on the property
located at 4135 Lac Bienville Drive, Harvey, Louisiana 70058, to the Gulf
Federal Savings and Loan Association of Jefferson Parish, now Pelican
Homestead and Savings Association, That he does hereby certify on
behalf of said association that the defendant is more than thirteen (23)
weeks in arrears on the hereinabove described loan.

That the balance due on the aforesaid note is ONE HUNDRED
FORTY-ONE THOUSAND ELEVEN AND 26/100 ($141,011.26) DOLLARS,
together with interest at a rate of thirteen (138) percent per annum from
November 1, 1988 until paid, as well as any amounts advanced for the
payment of taxes and insurance, together with interest at a rate of
thirteen (138) percent per annum from the date of disbursement until
paid, plus late charges and twenty-five (258) percent attorney's fees on
the entire indebtedness. That all of said facts lie within his personal
Knowledge in his capacity as Executive Vice President in Charge of
Special Assets and are true and correct to the best of his knowledge and
belief.

THUS DONE AND PASSED in my office in Metairie, Louisiana, on the

day, month and year hereinabove first written, and in the presence of


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STATE OF LOUISIANA

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JEFFERSON PARISH
VERSUS

ESTATE OF JOSEPH A. JOYA, VICTOR J. JOIA AND

MARY GALE JOIA, WIFE OF LEE H. ELLIOTT, OR.

FILED:

FBIITION FOR MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE BY EXECUTORY PROCESS
the petition of First Mational Bank of Jefferson Parish, a National Bank

organized under the Lava of the United stat

of america, witn ite domicile
located in the Parieh of Jefferson, state of Louisiana, duly qualified and

authorized to do busin

in the state of Louisiana, respectfully represents:

Made defendants heroin arot

1) Estate of Joseph A. Jola and the interests of the deceased debtor,
goveph A. dota, formerly domiciled in the Parish of Jefferson, state of
Loutetanas

2) Victor J. Join, a peraon of the full age of majority domiciled in the
Parish of Jefferson, state of Louletanay and

3) mary Gale gola, wife of Leo H. Elliott, Jr., a person of the full age

of majority domiciled in the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana.

Defendante are justly and truly indebted unto your petitioner in the eum of
SIETYATHREE TOUSAND TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN AND 61/100 ($63,267.61) DOLLARS,
together with interest thereon in the amount of $7,369.60 through March 4, 1991

and thereafter at the rate of 21.258 per annum until paid in full, an

attorney's fee of 258 of the aggregate of principal and inte:

st, and all costs

of court and expenses, for the following reasons.

goseph A. Joia, & mortgagor aa mera fully deecribed hereinafter, died on

May 16, 2989, as 1s evidenced by the Certificate of Death issued by the
Youistana Vital Records Registry, a certified copy of which is annexed hereto

and marked for identification PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT A. On the date of his

death Joseph A. Jota was domiciled and had a fixed place of residence in the

Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, located at 765 Ruckleberry Lane,

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ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the rights, ways,
privileges, servitudes, advantages and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining, situated in, lying and
being in the City of Westwego, PARISH OF JEFFERSON, State of
Louisiana, according to plan of Alvin E. Hotard and Clifford G.
Webb, Civil Engineers, dated May 3, 1941 as per sixth revision
dated April 13, 1947, ‘a copy of which is attached to act of sale
by Marrero Land & Improvement Assn. Ltd., to Mr. and Mrs. Clenece
J. Alleman, passed before Louis H. Marrero, N.P., of Jefferson
Parish, dated February 1, 1949 and forming part of what is known
as WHITEHOUSE SUBDIVISION, and according to said plan said lot is
designated as Lot No. 35'of Square No. 37, which said Square is
bounded by TENTH and ELEVENTH STREETS, AVENUES "BY and "Cc", said
lot measures 32 feet front on Avenue "cTM, the same width in the
rear, by a depth between equal and parallel lines of 125.81 feet.

According to survey of Wilton J. Dufrene, Land Surveyor, dated
August 16, 1978, Lot 35 of Square 37 has the same measurements,
designations and location as set forth hereinabove except it
shows Lot 35 commencing at a distance of 96 feet from the
intersection of Avenue C and Tenth Street.
The improvements thereon bear Municipal No. 1114 Avenue Cc.
Being the same property acquired by Margaret Guillot, wife of/and
Vincent Phillip, Jr. from Fifth District Homestead Society, per
act before Miles J. Blazek, Jr., Notary Public, dated August 1,
1974, registered in C.0.B. 819, folio 814.
Being the same property acquired by Emelina Peres Trenco by act
before Kent Satterlee, Jr., Notary Public, dated August 31, 1978,
registered in COB 937, folio 411.

a.

That act of sale and mortgage was duly registered in coB
937, folio 411 , records of Jefferson Parish, and was also
recorded in MOB 746, folio 67, records of said parish. All of the
same will more fully appear from the original of said note which
is attached hereto and made a part hereof, and which is marked
“Exhibit A", and from a certified copy of the act of sale and
mortgage which is also attached hereto, and made a part hereof
and is marked "Exhibit BM".

IIT.

In the said act of sale and mortgage, petitioner retained
the vendor’s lien and privilege and defendants granted a special
mortgage under the pact "De Non Alienando", upon the said
property to secure the payment of said note, with interest,
attorney’s fees, taxes and insurance premiums, all as set forth
in said act of sale and mortgage.

Iv.

In the said act of sale and mortgage, the said defendants

confessed a judgment upon the note and consented that if payment

was not made in accordance with the terms and stipulations of the


phe ste pese

24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON
STATE OF LOUISIANA

NO: B Spite DIVISION “"

DY STANDARD MORTGAGE CORPORATION

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ROYAL ROBERT ARCENEAUX

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COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON, STATE OF LOUISIANA

The petition of Standard Mortgage Corporation, a Louisiana
corporation, which has its principal office at 300 Plaza, One
shell Square New Orleans, Louisiana, with respect represents:
x

Petitioner is the holder and owner, hoe valuable
consideration before maturity, of a promissory note executed by
Theresa Woodard, wife of/and Kirby Earl McLain, Jr. who were
residents of and domiciled in the Parish of Jefferson, State of
Louisiana, payable to the order of Standard Mortgage

Corporation in the principal sum of $65,000.00 dated March 26,

SBa 1986 payable at Standard Mortgage Corporation, New Orleans,

Louisiana, or at such other place as the holder may designate

¥

in writing, in fixed monthly installments, including principal
and interest of $546.56 commencing on the first day of May,
1986 and payable in full on or before the first day of April,
2016. The said note bears interest at the rate of 9.5% percent
per annun on the unpaid balance from date until paid, and which
said note is paraphed "Ne Varietur" for identification with an
Act of Mortgage dated March 26, 1986 and passed before Patricia
B, Arnona, Notary Public in and for the Parish of Jefferson and

two witnesses, and duly recorded in MOB 1465, folio 139, Parish

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MARRIAGE OF RENE JOY DEWALD, NOW WIFE OF/AND
JOHN D. BARRIOS, SR.

AND
RICHARD FRANCIS MCCARTHY
PILED:

DEPUTY CLERK

PETITION FOR EXECUTORY PROCESS

TO TES HONORABLE, THE JUDGES OF THE 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON, STATE OF LOUISIANA

The petition of Standard Mortgage Corporation, a Louisiana
corporation having its principal place of business at 300
Plaza, One Shell Square, New Orleans, Louisiana 70139, with
respect, represents:

I.

Petitioner is the holder and owner, for valuable
consideration before maturity, of a promissory note executed by
Richard Francis McCarthy who was a resident of and domiciled in
the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, payable to the
order of Myself and by the maker endorsed in blank in the
principal sum of $57,500.00 dated May 29, 1985 payable at
Standard Mortgage Corporation, New Orleans, Louisiana, or at
such other place as the holder may designate in writing, in
fixed monthly instaliments, including principal and interest of
$591.45 commencing on the first day of July, 1985 and payable
in full on or before the first day of June, 2015. The said
note bears interest at the rate of 12.008 percent per annum on
the unpaid balance from date until paid, and which said note is

paraphed "Ne Varietur" for identification with an Act of Credit

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exemptions, the property hereinabove described, according to
law, for cash, to pay and satisfy the claim of petitioner, the
principal sum of $60,324.38 with 12.00% percent interest
thereon from April 1,° 1990 until paid, together with 10.008
percent attorney's fees on the total amount of principal,
interest and all current and future advances, together with all
costs of these proceedings; that out of the proceeds of the
sale, petitioner be paid the amount of its claim in preference
and priority over all other persons herein.

GRAHAM §& ARCENEAUX

‘Arceneaux,
x Roll No. 2524
ttorney for Petitioner

210 Baronne Street, Suite 1210
New Orleans, LA 70112

(504) 522-8256

OF THE ORIGINAL
IS OFFICE,,

DEPUTY CLERIC
‘24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, La,



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CONSIDERING the allegations of the fo:
the exhibits attached thereto, it is ordered that

attorney at law be and is hereby appointed to represent the
absent defendants, Lisa L. Marbut Waguespack, Steven 3.
Waguespack and James E. Goeth, herein.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Executory Process issue herein,
as prayed for and according to law and that the writ of seizure
be served upon the attorney at law appointed to represent the
absent defendants, Lisa L. Marbut Waguespack, Steven J.

Waguespack and James E. Goeth.

8

Gretna, Louisiana, this day of

PLEASE SERVE on

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a
Kttorney at Law ceshesp 3 a
to represent Lisa L. Mafbut

Waguespack and Steven J.
Waguespack

AND

Kttorney at Law appoint
to represent James E.

AND

FOR PURPOSES OF NOTICE
PLEASE SERVE THE GUARANTORS

Antonio L. Santangelo Waguespack
1620 Webster Street A
Kenner, Louisiana 70062

COPY QF THE ORIGINAL
OFFICE.

AND 4 mA ba
24TH JUDICIAL DSTRG
+
Joseph D. Waguespack PARISH OF TETPERSON Oost

1620 Webster Street
Kenner, Louisiana 70062


FILL:
sep 2 1909

EXHIBIT "E*
CERTIFICATION

STATE OF LOUISIANA Metairie, Louisiana

PARISH OF JEFFERSON lug. LY_, 1989

I, JEANNIE M. RANDAZZO, Notary Public for the Parish of Jefferson,

State of Louisiana, do hereby certify that the attached document is a true

and correct copy of a Notarial Endorsement, dated the 24th day of

February, 1989, consisting of one (1) page, executed before Sara Varquez,
a Notary Public for the State of Texas, the original or certified copy of

which document is on file in my office,

JEANNIE MW. RANDAZZO
BALDWIN & HASPEL
2121 Airline Highway
5th Floor

Metairie, LA 70001
(504) 836-8480

JE CORY OF THE ORIGINAL
"HIS OFFICE.

Et
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.



marked Plaintiff's Exhibit "

vit.

The petitioner herein, Standard Mortgage Corporation, has
been advised that the whereabouts Royal Robert Arceneaux, the
present mortgagor herein, and Theresa Woodard, wife of/and
Kirby Earl McLain, dr., the original mortgagors herein, are
unknown and it will therefore be necessary for this Honorable
Court to appoint an attorney to represent the absent
defendants.

vIir.

The assumptor having failed to make the payments required
under the terms of his mortgage, is in default under the terms
of said mortgage and Standard Mortgage Corporation, the last
holder of the note, having given due notice to assumptor
herein, has exercised its option to accelerate the mortgage and
declare the balance of the note, including principal, interest,
insurance and attorney's fees, due and payable, inasmuch as
petitioner's records reflect unpaid installments from June 1,
1989 to date.

WHEREFORE, petitioner prays that the Court appoint an
attorney to represent the absent defendants Royal Robert
Axceneaux and Theresa Woodard, wife of/and Kirby Earl McLain,
Jr. and, further, petitioner prays for an order of Executory
Process herein; and, further, that a writ of seizure and sale
issue herein directing the Sheriff for the Parish of Jefferson,
State of Louisiana, to seize and sell with appraisement and
after due advertisement, delays, requisites and formalities,
free and clear of all homestead rights and exemptions, the
property hereinabove described, according to law, for cash, to
pay and satisfy the claim of petitioner, the principal sum of
$63,631.62 with 9.5% percent interest thereon from May 1, 1989

until paid, together with reasonable attorney's fees on the

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ORDER
CONSIDERING the allegations in the foregoing supplemental and amended
petition for executory process on mortgage note,

IT 1S ORDERED by the Court that ttorney

at law, be and is hereby appointed as Curator Ad Hoc to repres@f¥/the absentee
defendant, George Melvin Van Cleef, a/k/a George M. Van Cleef, in this

proceeding.

GRETHA, LourstANA, this 19% day of , 1991.



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March 1, 1989 until paid, together with all sums advanced for taxes
and/or insurance, together with reasonable attorney's fees,
together with all sums advanced for taxes and/or insurance; late
charges; property preservation expenses; court costs expended; and
sheriff's costs and commissions; as well as any and all other costs
incurred in the prosecution of this matter.

Petitioner further prays that out of the proceeds of the sale,
it be paid in preference and priority over all other persons and
entities.

Petitioner further prays that an attorney at law be appointed

to represent the absent defendants.

MIDDLEBERG, RIDDLE & GIANNA
201 ST. CHARLES AVENUE, 31ST FLOOR
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA 70170-3100
TELEPHONE: (504) 525-7200
ATTENTION: FORECLOSURE DEPARTMENT

TRA J. MYDDLEBERG
BAR NO. 4640

PLEASE SERVE NOTICE OF SEIZURE ON,
PATSY GILES METCALF, WIFE OF/AND{
STCALF

CHARLES BURTIS ME
‘Through Court Appointed Counsel

AND COPY|OF THE GRIGINAL
THIS OFFICE.
PAULA HYMEL TARAVELLA, WIFE OF/AND ae On

CLAYTON P. TARAVELLA

DEPUTY CLERK
5069 Woodcrest Drive 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
Marrero, Louisiana 70072 PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.
ORDER

CONSIDERING THE FOREGOING,
LET executory process issue herein as prayed for and according

to law.


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sum of NINE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED FIFTY EIGHT AND 06/100
($9,258.06) DOLLARS with interest thereon at the rate of TEN
(10%) percent per annum from December 1, 1989, until paid, plus
TEN (10%) percent of the total amount claimed herein as
attorney’s fees and for all costs of these proceedings; and that
out of the proceeds of the sale petitioner be paid the amount of
its claim in preference and priority over all other persons.
Petitioner further prays the Court appoint a curator ad hoc
to represent the interest of the defendant in this matter.
Petitioner prays further for all orders and decrees

necessary in the premises.

RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED:

ATTORNAYS AT LAW

306 BYlle Chasse Highway North
Suite 104

P.O. Box 7125

Belle Chasse, Louisiana 70037
Telephone: (504) 394-1870

Bar #: 10798 GPII

DEPUTY CLERK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
‘PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.


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the succession of Joseph A. Jota has not been judicially

Gretna, Loulotan

opened’ or judicially accepted by his

heirs or legatees. The succession of

goseph A. Jola is not under administration and no succession representative has

been appointed.

This court hi

Jurisdiction over the property against which petitioner

pecks to enforce its mortgage. Since the deceased mortgagor’s guccession has

not been judicially opened, an attorney at Law should be appointed by the Court
to represent the interests of the deceased, Joseph A. Jola, and the zstate cf
Joueph A. Joia, pursuant to the provisions of Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure

Article 2676.

Petitioner is the holder and owner of an interest bearing promissory note

(hand note), made and subscribed by the dec

Jed defendant, Joseph A. Jo.
payable to the order of Firat fationti wank of Jefterson Parish, for the
principal mun of $65,663.05, dated July 15, 1988, which provides for interest
at the rate of 11.256 per annum, payable in 21 equal monthly inotalinent
paynente consisting of principal and amortized interest, in the amount! of
$636.64 ench, comencing on August 15, 1968 and continuing on the wane day of
each successive month, and ono final installvest payneat consisting of
principal and accrued interest in the estinated anount of $64,802.68, due on
July 25, 1989, all a6 nore fully shown by the original proniesory note (hand
note) annexed hereto and marked for identification as PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT B.

Despite amicable demand, the defendants have defaulted and failed to pay
the promissory note {hand note) at its maturity on duly 15, 1989, and the
entire balance of said prouissory note is in default and due and owing,

together with interest, attorney’s fees and costs, as set forth hereinafter.

There i presently due and owing on the aforesaid promissory aote (hand
note), the principal sun of $63,267.61, together with interest thereon in the
amount of $7,369.60 through March 4, 1991, and thereafter at the rate of 12.258
per annum until paid in full, an attorney's fee of 25% of the aggregate of
principal and interest, and all costs of this suit. Petitioner further avers
that Lt has made repeated amicable demand for paynent of the balance in default

and defendante have failed to pay any part thereof.

the promissory note, (hand note), previously designated as PLAINTIFF’S


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AAT CERTAIN PISCE CR PORTION OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all the rights, ways,
privileges, servitudes, appurtenances ani alvantages thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining, situated in the Parish of
Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that part thereof know as JACQUELINE,
COURT SUBDIVISION, and according to plan of resubdivision made by
Incien C. Gassen, land Surveyor, dated Septenber 24, 1980, approved by
Ord. to. 1645, adopted by the Board of Alderman of the City of Gretna,
‘on Novenber 3, 1980, a copy of which is registered in COB 992, folio
484, and according to which said lot is designated as follows:

Lor 16-B of Square 5, which square is bounded by Ravenna Street, Sallye
Rin Street, Jacqueline Street, west boundary of the subdivision, the
north boundary of the subdivision and the east boundary of the
subdivision and Verret Canal. Lot 16~B commences at a distance of
549,25" from the intersection of Ravenna Street and Verret Canal and
measures 28 feet front on Ravenna Street, same width in the rear, by a
depth of 180 fect between equal and parallel lines. ALL in accordance
with survey of Janes A, Couturie, L.8., dated 10/26/1981.

Improvements thereon bear the Manicpal No. 20-B Ravenna Street, Gretna,
Touisiana 70053.

WW.
‘he Act of Mortgage provided that the failure of the defendants to my
‘the principal or any installment of interest when due would cause the entire
balance due on the attached note in principal, interest, and attorney's fees
to mature immediately and become due and payable.
v
‘The Act of Mortgage provides for an attorney's fee of 10% of the suns
due under the note, should the note and mortgage be placed in the hands of
an attorney for collection.
we
‘The note sued upon hereon is due for the months of February through
December, 1986; January through Decenber, 1987; January through December y
1988; and, January through August, 1969.
vin
Plaintiff avers that the current balances are:
1. Unpaid principal balance $58,254.75

2. Accrued interest £
02/01/86 through 08/31/89

(819.41 per dien) 25,368.87
3. Interest. from 09/01/89

until paid ‘To Be Computed
4. Tate charges - 43 at $26.58 each 1,142.94
5. Bscrow - 43 at $54.09 each 2,325.87
6. Attorney's fee as specified

in the Act of Mortgage ‘To be Computed
7, ALL costs of these proceedings ‘To Be Computed

Rol. 30d



| STATE OF LOUISTANA

PARISH OF PLAQUEMINES

| BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally came |
| ond appeared: |
I DARRELL ROY |
| who, after being duly sworn, did depose and state: |
| That he is the Senior Vice President and Cashier of i
| DELTA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY in the above and foregoing petition, |
| and that he has read the Petition and that all the allegations
contained therein are true and correct to the best of his |

| knowledge and belief.

SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED BEFORE

me, THIS Y& vay oF

‘CLE
ICIAL DISTRI
PARISH OF JEFFERSO}



VIII.
‘That pursuant to the termis of the mortgage and the Provisions

of LSA RS:

5136 et.seq. First Federal Savings Bank is appointed
keeper and expressly authorized to collect and seize such rents and
revenues as are produced by said properties mortgaged thereunder.

Petitioner avers amicable demand without avail.

WHEREFORE, petitioner prays that defendants be served with a
copy of this petition and duly cited to appear and answer same and
that, after due proceedings had, there be judgment rendered herein
in favor of plaintiff, First Federal Savings Bank and against the
defendants, Ella Landry, wife of/and Donald J. Adams, severally and
in solido, in the full and true sum of THIRTY THOUSAND AND NO/100
($30,000.00) DOLLARS, with interest at the rat of Twenty-Five (25%)
percent per annum and Ten (10%) percent of said principal and
interest as attorney's fees and all costs of these proceedings; and
that the plaintiff's mortgage and lien be maintained and recognized
on the property described as:

LOTS 11 and 12, Square 148 of Highway Park, City of
Kenner, State of Louisiana.

LOTS 13 and 14, Square 148 of Highway Park, City of
Kenner, State of Louisiana, bearing the Municipal # 3520
Delaware Avenue.

LoTS 3 and 4, Square 286 of Highway Park, City of Kenner,
State of Louisiana, bearing the Municipal # 2916 Iowa
Avenue.

LOTS § and 6, Square 286 of Highway Park, City of Kenner,
State of Louisiana, bearing the Municipal # 2912 Iowa
Avenue.

Respectfully submitted,

Richard J. Tomeny, Jr.
Chehardy, Sherman, Ellis & Breslin
Attorneys at Law

Suite 1100, One Galleria Boulevard
Metairie, LA 70001

Telephone: 504-833-5600

Bar Roll No, 12852

PLEASE SERVE:

AY PF THE ORIGINAL

Ella Landry, wife of/and ON FILE

Donald J. Adams a arte

wh: jh Duly Appointed UTY CLERK

curator Ad toe 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA,


3

Your petitioner reurges and reiterates each and every other

allegation sot forth in the original petition as 1f copied in extenso

WHBREFORE, Federal National Mortgage Association prays that en
attorney at law be appointed to represent the absentee Defendants, Sylvia

White Washington, wife of/and Sdward John Washington.

Respectfully subnitted,

MIDDLEBERG, RIDDLE & GTANNA

F
sonata
Berto, ise
Flaow at, Eker, diet Floor
201 Bs. tharien fvonve
feu orioanay fh "7010-310
(504) 525-7200
PuahoR oanves * FILED
‘SYLVIA WHITE WASHINGTON, WIFE OP/AND .
TMAED TOUT VASHENOTON
UGH SOUR AePODHEED CoURSEL
(ear TY,

‘ER I8 ORDERED by this Court that attorney

‘eby appointed Curator Ad Hoc to represG@t’ the absentee

at law, be and he is h
@efendants, Sylvia Wnite Washington, wife of/and Bivard John Washington.

Gretna, Louisiana, this ae of 4 p + 1989.
dF.

Nil NO

‘PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.

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ORDER

considering the allegations of the foregoing petition and
Exhibits annexed thereto, let Executory Process issue herein;
It is ordered that a writ of seizure and sale issue herein
forthwith, as prayed for, according to law, without

appraisement.

Esq. be appointed Curator~
Ad-Hoc to represent the abser¢/aefendants, Paula Denise Calais,

wife of/and Ronald Hugh onineyerss>
oO

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Gretna, Louisiana

, 1991
ON Man JUDE

ma
PLEASE SERVE: Rg ‘991

(1) NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
(2) NOTICE OF SEIZURE AND SALE (NOTICE OF DEMAND WAIVED)
(3) COPY OF PETITION on:

» fsa.
Paula Denise Calais, wife of/and
Ronald Hugh Ohlmeyer
5650 Timber Creek Place Drive, #1906
Houston, TX 77084

(1) NOTICE OF SEIZURE AND SALE (NOTICE OF DEMAND WAIVED)
(2) COPY OF PETITION ON:

Phyliss Schaefer, wife of/and
Philip A. shaw

3210 Mallard Drive

Gretna, LA 70056



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24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON

STATE OF LOUISTANA

wo. 397-929

DIVISt

FRANKLIN SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Co D, T3

VERSUS: ey 7

JOYCE RICHARDSON DALES, WIFE OF/AND ALLEN DALES
AND DIGNA SEPULVEDA HUNTER, DIVORCED WIFE OF/AND CARL B. HUNTER

PETITE sCUTOI

The petition of FRANKLIN SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, a corporation
organized under the laws of the State of Kansas, and authorized to
do and doing business in the Parish of Jefferson, State of
Louisiana, with respect represents that:
1

Defendants, Joyce Richardson Dales and Allen Dales and Carl
B, Hunter, are persons of the full age of majority whose whereabouts
are unknown to petitioner.

Defendant, Digna Sepulveda Hunter, is a person of the full age
of majority and resident of and domiciled in the Parish of

vetferpap, state or Louisiana.

The defendants are jointly, severally and solidartly Viable
unto petitioner for the following reasons, to-wit:
3.
Petitioner is the holder and owner in due course for valuable
consideration and before maturity of a certain promissory note

executed by Joyce Richardson Da’

s wife of/and Aljen Dales, payable

to the order of "BEARER", in the princtpaigae of SEVENTY THOUSAND


24TH SUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON
STATE OF LOUISIANA
No. prviston " DOCKED No.
THE FIDELITY HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION
versus

MAURICIO A. LETONA

PILED:

Deputy Clerk

‘ORDER

Considering the foregoing petition and the law and evidence
being in favor thereof;

(1) Let a Writ of Executory Process issue herein as prayed
for and according to law.

(2) TP 18 ORDERED that

and he is appointed as attorney at Law to represe: @ Absentee
Defendant, MAURICIO A. LETONA, in these proceedings and that he be
served with the Notice of Demand, Notice of Seizure and all other

necessary process and citations in this matter.
GREMA, Louisiana, this GH aay of the nontn of
APRIL, 1991. On ay ey
A ures”
-
PR 19 199)

jUDGE

Please serve Notice of Demand: aud wore GE Cypentenont ont :

is the duly appointed Attorney at
Law to represent the absentee
Defendant, MAURICIO A. LETONA



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24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON
STATE OF LOUISTANA
No. DIVISION * *
PELICAN HOMESTEAD AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION

vs.

ABDEL MOHSEN MOHAMED ELBAC).

O, My

FILED:

ORDER bs

Considering the above and_— foregoing petition, —ilet

be appointed to represent the absentee

defendant, Abqé{Aichsen Mohamed Elbaz, in accordance with Louisiana

Code of Civil Procedure Article 2674; let petitioner, Pelican Homestead
and Savings Association, or its agent, be appointed receiver, without
security, to enter upon, take possession of, and manage the property,
and to collect the rents of the property, including those past due; and
let a Writ of Seizure and Sale issue herein all as prayed for and

according to law,

Gretna, Louisiana, thie & 0 Gplledlt 1989,
PLEASE SERVE

&
Rte SF Setzune ana ».
Seoon seona@h O° 7 y
‘ON THE ATTORNEY AT LA’
SErOUvEED 70 NESneSeN"T THE ABSENTEE
Abe wousth HOHANED BIDAR!

Bdeeck Cres
FO! Ver\sen

Crrefpe Lie 7053

OF THE ORIGINAL
US OFFICE

DEPUTY CLERK
‘TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.

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3035

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STATE OF LOUTSTANA
PARISH OF OUACHITA

BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, perscnally came and appeared GEORGE
B. DEAN, JR., who, being by me first duly sworn, deposed and said thet he is
the attorney for petitioner herein and that the allegations of fact contained
herein are true and correct to the best of his knowledge, information and

belief. I

George B Dean, ir.

_. | FILED
OD Eeppe 24 1900

midds
SEDER DEPUTY CLERK

Considering plaintiff's petition and the exhibits and finding that
plaintiff is entitled hereto,

IT IS ORDERED that a writ of seizure and

‘le issue commanding the Sheriff
to seize and sell the property described in Paragraph 7 of the petition
affected by the mortgage and/or privilege as prayed for and according to the
lew.

IT IS ORDERED that » Attorney at Law, be

appointed as Curator ad Hoc upon whom servigé gf notice and any other required

services might be made.

Gretna, Lovisiana, this authey of yo A Q » 1990.

DEPUTY CLERK
‘24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.


2947

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hereby appointed curator ad hoc to represent Gaylord J. Wilson,

defendant herein.
Gretna, Louisiana

May a, 1990

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Gurator-Ad-Hoc for
Gaylord J. Wilson



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VII.

Petitioner is informed that the defendants, with the exception

of Joseph F. Comforto, are residents of Louisiana; Comforto is a

resident of Michigan but his address is unknown; a curator ad hoc
should be appointed for comforto.

WHEREFORE, petitioner prays that a copy of this petition be
served upon the defendants; that after due proceedings there be
Judgment in favor of petitioner ordering the cancellation of the

inscriptions insofar as the same affect the improvements on the

premises hereinabove described.

Petitioner further prays that a curator ad hoc be appointed

to represent the absent defendant, Joseph F. Conforto.

Aten Wu

. Stanley McDermott, Jr.

, (La. Bar Roll No. 9273)
Attorney for petitioner
MONTGOMERY, BARNETT, BROWN,
READ, HAMMOND & MINT:

3200 Energy Centre

1100 Poydras Street

New Orleans, LA 70163
Telephone: (504) 585-3200

, attorney-at-law, be and

he is hereby appointed cyx$for ad hoc to represent Joseph ¥.

Comforto, defendant herein:
Gretna, Louisiana

February 7 ,1990

ou
Please Serve: .,
1) bionel Hutchinson ¢ CODED. 17, 90
4026 Platt Drive 2.00. te
Kenner, LA 70065

ad THAT ALL
DY THIS MATTER
2) Max Hutchinson

3535 Houma Blvd., Apt. 248
Metairie, LA 70002

ATRUE COPY OF
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3056

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mortgagors herein, has exercised its option to accelerate the
mortgage and declare the balance of the note, including
principal, interest, insurance and attorney's fees, due and
payable, inasmuch as petitioner's records reflect unpaid
installments from September 1, 1989 to date.
WHEREFORE,petitioner prays that the Court appoint a Curator-
ad-Hoc to represent the absent Pamela Ware, wife of/and Glenn
A, Heisser and, further, petitioner prays for an order of
Executory Process herein; and, further, that a writ of seizure
and sale issue herein directing the Sheriff for the Parish of
Jefferson State of Louisiana, to seize and sell without
appraisement and after due advertisement, delays, requisites
and formalities, free and clear of all homestead rights and
exemptions, the property hereinabove described, according to
law, for cash, to pay and satisfy the claim of petitioner, the
principal sum of $69,515.42 with 9.50% percent interest thereon
from August 1, 1989 until paid, together with reasonable
attorney's fees on the total amount of principal, interest and
all current and future advances, together with all costs of
these proceedings; that out of the proceeds of the sale
petitioner be paid the amount of its claim in preference and

priority over all other persons herein.

GRAHAM & ARCENEAUX

C. ARCENEAUX, III
loll No. 2524

210 Baronne Street
Suite 1210 First NBC Building
New Orleans, La. 70112

Phone: (504) 522-8256

CORY OF THE ORIGINAL
US OFFICE.
Oye.
DEPUTY CLERK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CouRT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, La.



3005

5334090 O94 9

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF JEFFERSON

BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally came and
appeared, ALBERT F. WIDMER, JR., who being by me first duly sworn,
@id depose and say that:

He is the attorney for the Petitioner in the above petition;
he has read the same; all of the allegations contained therein are

true and correct, to the bestof his information, knowledge and
beliet.

a Fu then

ALBERT F. WIDMER, J)

Sworn to and subscribed before xe this 2S aay of Aes |

CODED woke fois

, attorney at law, be and

he is hereby appointed as atto ad hoc to represent the

defendants, IRMA DUCOTE, wife of/and NOLAN JULIUS FIRMIN, and let
all further proceedings herein be carried on contradictorily|

against the said attorney ad hoc and his fee and expenses be taxed

as costs.

of rr CODE

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AST KNOWN ADDRESS OF DEFENDANT:

27 cynthia st.
Waggaman, LA 70094

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PROPERTY ADDRESS:

27 cynthia st.
Waggaman, LA 70094

THE ORIGINAL
IFFICE,

‘DEPUTY CLERK
‘2TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CouRT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, La.

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4,

Plaintiff enjoys the benefit of the followin,

(a) Confession of judgment;
(b) Pact de non alienando:
(c) Waiver of appraisenent:
(@) Waiver of demand for payments
(e) Waiver of homestead exemption:

(£) Right to accelerate for nonpeyment.

5.

The defendante defaulted on (breached) the note and mortgage by failing to

pay, when due, the monthly installment for August 1, 1989, and defendants

rensined in default by thereafter failing to pay, in full, euch installment and

all successive monthly installments and other amounts due on the note and

mortgage before plaintiff accelerated the entire indebtedness represented by

the note and mortgage which entire indebtednes

renains unpaid.

6

Defendants are not entitled to the benefit of the Soldiers & Sailors Civil

Relief Act of 1940.

cm

Plaintiff is entitled to enforce its mortgage and/or privilege on the

following described property in an executory proceeding, to-wit

RAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all the rights, ways,
privileges, servitudes, appurtenances and advantages thereunto
belonging or in enywiee appertaining, situated in T 14 5, R23 E, West
of the Mississippi River, said piece of land being a part of Anes
Farms in Jefferson Parish, State of Louisiana, and according to a
plan of survey made by Willian 8. Cloutet. Surveyor, dated February
16, 1962, a copy of which is annexed to an Act before Gordon L.
Bynum, N.P. dated April 9, 1962 said tract is designated as Parcel
"BN, Said tract is more fully described on plan of J. J. Krebs &
Sons, Inc., dated December 5, 1963 and is described as Plot "¥", and
further by resubdivision approved by the Jefferson Parish Council
under Ordinence Number 16035 dated May 23, 1984, recorded under
Notarial Entry No. 84-28861 said parce! of land is designated as
STEVERS SUBDIVISION, and is nore fully described as follows: LOT 48,
SQUARE B, is bounded by SOUTH OAK DRIVE, AMES BOULEVARD (cide), NORTE
OAK DRIVE (side), and MT. SHASTA LANE, commences at a distance of 528
feet from the intersection of Mt. Shasta Lane and South Ook Drive,
end measures thence 43 feet front on South Oak Drive, ame width in
the rear, by depth of 95 feet between equal and paraliel lines.
ALL in accordance with a survey by BFM Corporation, dated February
1985, nd resurveyed June 28, 1985 to chow improvements.
Improvements thereon bear the Municipal Number 5908 South Oak Drivé
Marrero, Louisiana, 70072; subject to restrictions, servitudes,
rights-of-way and outstanding mineral rights of record affecting t
property.

a

The whereabouts of defendant, KELLY LEIGH LEDET, are unknown. Therefore,

an attorney at law should be sppointed to represent said defendant upon whom

service of seizure and any other required services might be ma:


2874

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2NTH JUDICIAL DISeRrer couRT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON

‘STATE OF LOUISIANA
WO. 382-229 pre

EDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION
VERSUS

SYLVIA WHITE WASHINGTON, WIFE OF/AND EDWARD JOHN WASHINGTC

FILED!

SEY a cone?

MOTION TO_APPODIT CURATOR

NOW INTO COURT, through undersigned counsel, comea FEDERAL NATTONAL

MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, reapectfully rapresents the:

L

Me Defendants, Sylvia White Washington, wife of/and Bivard John
Washington, are persons of the fuli age of majority, who could not be served
with process by the Sheriff despite nunerovs atteapts, the Sheriff's return
indicated no other known address for Defendants and whose current whereabouts

are unknown to petitioner.

Thie Court has jurisdiction over the property against which thie
mortgsas is sought to be enforced; but because Defendants, Sylvia White
Washington, wife of/and Bivard John Washington, are sbsentees who cannot be
served personally with process, an attorney at law should be appointed by the

Court to represent then,

gett


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3065

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STATE OF LOUISIANA # PARISH OF JEFFERSON * 24th DISTRI

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prov s xzcuors, anc.) fl erunp: =

VERSUS NO. 404-087

cHEREE aww BLOECHER .

\ MOTION & ORDER TO APPOINT CURATOR Ss

On Motion of the TROY & NICHOLS, INC on § e
suggesting to the court that Plaintiff has bee! an

service upon defendants, CHERYL ANN BLOECHER ana, despilgf'the
diligent efforts to plaintiff and the Sheriff of JEFFERSON

Parish, Louisiana, as reflected by the Sheriff's return on the
NOTICE OF DEMAND, and the whereabouts of said defendant being
unknown, and as attorney of lew should be appointed by this court
to act as Curator ad Hoc upon whom services of legal process may be
served during these procedures,

IT IS ORDERED that

attorney at law, be appointed as Curator ad Hoc up6n whom service
of legal process may be obtained in the proceedings.
» Louisiana, this “7.

HAaumerlss 1990. coved

day of

JUDGE

VERIFICATION 4.
%
STATE OF LOUISIANA os
Ca

PARISH OF OUACHITA

BEFORE ME, a Notary Public, appeared George B. Dean, Jr., who

déclares that he is the attorney for plaintiff and that the
res,

“Wliggations of the foregoing Motion & Order to Appoint Curator are

true akfegrrect to the best of eo
belief.

\

SWORN TO AND SUBSCREBED
before me this day
of OCTOBER. 1990.

information and

George B. Dean, dr.

LAST KNOWN ADDRES:
211 EMERSON ORIVE
Zz KENNER, LA, 70063

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Notary Public

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‘ATH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA. S/ MYRA LANDIX



3085

2207 004!9

90-0702
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF JEFFERSON

STATE OF LOUISTANA

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FOSTER MORTGAGE CORPORATION 2 2

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(A/K/A GEORGE W. BLAKELY)

PILED:
DEPUTY CLERK

MOTION TO APPOINT CURATOR

on motion of Foster Mortgage Corporation, through undersigned

counsel, and upon suggesting to the Court that:

i

The whereabouts of defendant(s), George Washington Blakely
(a/k/a George W. Blakely), is unknown as appears from the Sheriff's
return of the citation on file in these proceedings specifically
noting that the Civil Sheriff for the Parish of Jefferson is unable
to effect service upon the defendant(s), and accordingly,
defendant(s) cannot be found and served, and diligent effort has

been made to locate said defendant(s).

peasy
It is necessary for the Court to appoint an attorney at law
as curator ad hoc for the defendant(s), George Washington Blakely

(ayk/a George W. Blakely).



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5)

6)

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Joseph F. Comforto
thru Curator ad Hoc

Constance Marquer Aucoin

9428 Citrus
River Ridge,

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Kenneth Aucoin

9428 Citrus
River Ridge,

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Dalton A. Masson
4125 Downman Rd.

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That, in accordance with said Act, the said defendant obligated
himself to pay a late charge fee of five (5%) percent of any monthly
installment of principal and interest not received by the petitioner within
fifteen (15) days after such installment is due.

xv.

That, the said Abdel Mohsen Mohamed Elbaz is more than thirteen
(13) weeks in arrears in his payments, the last payment having been made
through October 31, 1988,

XVI.

That, in accordance with the terms of the Note and Act of Mortgage,
the Note is in default as it is past due and exigible as to principal,
interest, late charges and attorney's fees and remains unpaid,
notwithstanding formal notice of delinquency and notice of acceleration,
within the time limits set forth in said Act, as outlined in the Authentic
Act of Notice of Delinquency and Acceleration attached hereto and made a
part hereof as Exhibit F.

XVII.

Now, by Affidavit and Certificate of Amount Due attached as
Exhibit G, petitioner shows that there is a balance due of ONE HUNDRED
FORTY-ONE THOUSAND ELEVEN AND 26/100 ($141,011.26) DOLLARS,
together with interest at the rate of thirteen (138) percent per annum from
November 1, 1988 until paid, plus any amounts advanced for the payment of
taxes and insurance, together with interest at the rate of thirteen (138)
percent per annum from the date of disbursement until paid, together with
late charges and attorney’s fees in the amount of twenty-five (258) percent
on the whole of said indebtedness.

xvm.

That, by the terms of said Act, the defendant waived demand for
payment.

XIX,

‘That, by the terms of the Act of Mortgage, as well as La, Rev,
Stat. §6:824(D)(3) and/or La. Rev, Stat. §9:5136, et seq., the petitioner
may, at its option and without security, appoint itself or an agent as keeper

or receiver to enter upon, take possession of, and manage the property,


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STANDARD MORTGAGE CORPORATION
vERSUS
VERONICA WILLIAMS, WIFE OF/AND EMILE BLUAIN’ eg ah
AND

GULTETA LORENZO, WIFE OF/AND GERRIT OVERKAMP TL

DEPUTY CLERK

PETITION FOR EXECUTORY PROCESS

TO THR HONORABLE, THE JUDGES OF THE 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT POR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON, STATE OF LOUISIANA

The petition of Standard Mortgage Corporation, a Louisiana
corporation having its principal place of business at 300
Plaza, One Shell Square, New Orleans, Louisiana 70139, with
respect, represents:

I.

Petitioner is the holder and owner, for valuable
consideration before maturity, of a promissory note executed by
Julieta Lorenzo, wife of/and Gerrit Overkamp who were residents
of and domiciled in the Parish of Jefferson, State of
Louisiana, payable to the order of Ourselves and by the makers
endorsed in blank in the principal sum of $62,700.00 dated
March 15, 1983 payable at Standard Mortgage Corporation, New
orleans, Louisiana, or at such other place as the holder may
designate in writing, in fixed monthly installments, including
principal and interest of $645.18 commencing on the first day
of May, 1963 and payable in full on or before the first day of
April, 2013. The said note bears interest at the rate of
12.008 percent per annum on the unpaid balance from date until

paid, and which said note is paraphed "Ne VarieturTM for

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877/852, of the records of this parish, the defendants granted a
mortgage in favor of any future holder of the attached note, to

secure its payment, on the following described property

A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with
all of the buildings and improvements thereon, and
all of the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes,
appurtenances and advantages thereunto belonging oF
in anywise appertaining, situated in the Parish of
Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that partthereof
known as MANOR HEIGHTS EXTENSION SUBDIVISION, being
a resubdivision of Lots A, 20 8, A 21 B and 1/2 of
A 21K of Section B, Ames Farms, and according to a
plan of said subdivision by John M. Mitchell,
Surveyor, dated October 8, 1958, revised February
2, 1959, approved by the Jefferson Parish Council,
Ordinance No. 3932, recorded in the Clerk of
Court's Office in the Parish of Jefferson, Entry
Number 157 089, and Ordinance No. 3990, recorded in
the Clerk of Court's Office in the Parish of
Jefferson, Entry No. 157 090, said lot is

designated .as LOT ONE (1) of 'SQUARE THREE (3),
which said square is bounded by BONNIE ANN ORIVE,
JEFFREY STREET, MANOR HEIGHTS SUBDIVISTON and CANAL
ROAD; said lot measures 84.98 feet front on Jeffrey
Street; has the same width in the rear, and a depth
between equal and parallel Vines of 73.27 feet,
said lot forming the corner of Jeffrey Street and
Bonnie Ann Drive. The above and foregoing is in
accordance with a plan of survey by J.J. Krebs and
Sons, C.E. dated April 19, 1962.

Being the same property acquired by AMberson N.
Webb from Pelican Homestead and Savings Association
on May 28, 1976, as per act before John H. Norman,
Notary Public, Parish of Orleans, recorded in the
Parish of Jefferson, in C.0.8. 863, Folio 879,
M.0.B. 679, Folfo 462 on dune 4, 1976,

WV.
Petitioner is the holder of s hand note in the amount of
THIRTY-EIGHT THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED NINETY ONE AND 20/200
($38,791.20) DOLLARS attached as Exhibit P-3, executed on
August 23, 1989, by defendants, as maker, payable in eleven (11)
equal installments of $745.05 each, to commence on October 1,
1989, with a final payment in the amount of $34,723.14 due on
September 1, 1990, for a total of twelve (12) installments,
bearing interest at the rate of eleven (11%) per cent per annum
until paid, providing for attorney's fees of 25% of principal and|
interest due, if an attorney is employed to enforce collection.

This note is secured by the Pledge of Collateral Mortgage and



2ATH JUDECTAL DISTRICT couRT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON
STATE OF LOOISTANA
No: 383-859 DIVISION: "AM
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCATTON
VERSUS
& 3

WALTER C. YOUNG

FILED: DY. CLERK:

ererererterestrereetteccrttrtriccrtrerscstrerrcccrtsy toed

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UEP: PET:

Now INTO COURT, through undersigned counsel, cones Fe:

Mortgage Association, petitioner herein, and amends its original
petition as follows:
1.
The Sheriff of Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, after a diligent
search, has been unable to locate the defendant herein, WALTER C.
YOUNG, as will be evidenced from the Sheriff's return in these

proceedings.

Petitioner believes and therefore alleges that the defendant,
WALTER C. YOUNG, is an absentee from the State of Louisiana, and
that an attorney ad hoc should be appointed to represent him in
these proceedings against whom all further proceeding herein should
be carried on.

3.

WHEREFORE, Petitioner prays that an attorney ad hoc be
appointed to represent the defendant, WALTER C. YOUNG, herein; that
the said defendant be served with a three-day notice to pay, a copy
of this Petition and the notice of seizure through said attorney
ad hoc, and that all further proceedings be carried on
contradictorily against said attorney ad hoc.

Respectfully submitted,

ALBERT F. WIDMER, 5

3201 Danny Park, Suite 107

Metairie, LA 70002
rat of ED.94 Soa) "eas-ces7
Bar No.: 13454 |
1SSUED. Attorney for Petitioner,
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DEPUTY CLERK

TODED

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE

BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, and in the
presence of the undersigned competent witnesses, personally cane
and appeared WILLIAM 1. DOWNING , who, being by me first duly
sworn, did depose and say:

‘hat he is the duly authorized agent for SOVRAN
MORTGAGE CORPORATION and as such is familiar with the account of
the person(s) made defendant(s) herein; that he has read the
above and foregoing petition and that all of the facts and
allegations therein contained are true and correct to the best of

his knowledge, information and belief.

wy mNING

sworn to and subscribed before me this day of

NS amber 1989, at Baton Rouge, louisiana.

hel Bo-beass

NOPARY PUBLIC

TEPUTY CLEAR
DICIAL METMET COUNT
SHOVE cSUN, LA,


ba =) FRANKLIN SAVINGS ASSOCIATION
VERSUS Con
LEAH DUNNAM MUSGROVE, WIFE OF/AND WOODROE WILSON HUSGROVE ED
PETITION FOR EXECUTORY PROCESS ON MORTGAGE NOTE

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24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF SEFFERSON
STATE OF LOUISIANA
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‘The petition of FRANKLIN SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, a savings association
organized under the laws of the State of Kansas, and authorized to do and

doing business in the Parish of Jefferson, State of Loutsiana, with respect
represents that:

7
CODED
Defendants, Leah Ounnam Musgrove and Woodroe Wilson Musgrove, are

persons of the full age of majority and non-residents of the State of

Louisiana; whose Tast known mailing address is 922 Quail Hollow Road, Mobile,
Alabama 36695.

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The defendants are jointly, severally and solidarily Viable unto
petitioner for the following reasons, to-wi

3.

consideration and before maturity of a certain promissory note executed by

Petitioner is the holder and owner in due course for valuable

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paraphed “Ne Varietur” for identification with an Act of Credit
Sale dated February 8, 1971 and passed before Louis B. Graham,
Notary Public in and for the Parish of Orleans and two
witnesses, and duly recorded in MOB 559, folio 67, Parish of
Jefferson, State of Louisiana, all of which will more fully
appear from the original of said note, which is attached hereto
and made a part hereof and which is marked Plaintiff's Exhibit
"A" and from a certified copy of the said Act, which is also
attached hereto and made a part hereof and which is marked
Plaintiff's Exhibit "B".
TI.

The said mortgagor did, in the said act, waive all homestead
exemptions to which she may be entitled under the Constitution
and laws of the State of Louisiana.

TIr.

In the above mentioned Act, the mortgagor agreed that the
property hereinafter described would remain specially
mortgaged, affected and hypothecated in favor of Standard
Mortgage Corporation lender or any future holder or holders of
said note, until the full and final payment thereof, in
principal, interest attorney's fees, taxes and costs and the
mortgagor bound and obligated herself not to sell, alienate or
encumber the property to the prejudice of the Act of Mortgage.

Iv.

In the above mentioned act, the said mortgagor confessed

judgment on the note and consented that if same were not paid

in accordance with the terms, conditions and stipulations of

the said act, said property would be seized and sold under
Executory Process.
v.
In the said act hereinabove referred to, the said mortgagor
did specially mortgage, affect and hypothecate unto and in
favor of the mortgagee, Standard Mortgage Corporation and any

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of Louisiana. Said note is secured by an Act of Mortgage in
favor of "Buckeye Financial, Inc." on the following described
property, to-wit:
THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon and all of the
rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, appurtenances and
advantages thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining,
situated in the state of Louisiana, Parish of Jefferson, in
that part thereof known as LIVE OAK MANOR SUBDIVISION, all
as per plan of subdivision by Subdivision Planning
Engineers, Inc., dated March 16, 1959, revised June 9, 1959,
approved under Ordinance No. 4152, adopted by the Jefferson
Parish Council, filed of record under Entry No. 159352, in
COB 486, folio 469, and as per Act of Dedication before
Harold J. Zeringer, Jr., Notary Public, dated September 16,
1959, filed of record under Entry No. 160982 in COB 488
folio 343, said lot being more particularly described as
follows, to-wit:
Lot 15, Square 9, is bounded by Jeffer Drive, Duffy Street
(side), 20 foot drainage servitude and Dolores Drive
(formerly Dolores street), said lot commences at a distance
of 556.00 feet from the intersection of Dolores Drive and
Jeffer Drive and measures thence 55.00 feet front on Jeffer
Drive, same width in the rear, by a depth of 95.00 feet
between equal and parallel lines. All in accordance with a
survey by Surveyors Incorporated dated March 31, 1986 and
xesurveyed May 5, 1986 to show improvements.

Improvements thereon bear the Municipal Number 356 Jeffer
Drive, Waggaman, Louisiana 70094.

IT.

Said note is endorsed "Pay without recourse to Buckeye
Federal Savings and Loan Association, Buckeye Financial, Inc."
and paraphed "Ne Varietur" for identification with an act of
notarial endorsement and assignment of mortgage and mortgage note
passed before Adrea D. Heebe, Notary Public, dated May 30, 1986,
which transferred said note from Buckeye Financial, Inc. to
Buckeye Federal Savings and Loan Association. Said note is
further endorsed in blank by Buckeye Federal Savings and Loan
Association, however, as appears by the annexed affidavit by
Buckeye Federal Savings and Loan Association, said endorsement
was not consummated and the blank endorsement has been duly
cancelled on the rear of said note, Said note is further
endorsed "Pay to the Order of Victoria Mortgage Company, without
recourse, this 23rd day of August 1988, Buckeye Federal Savings
and Loan Association", which, together with an act of notarial
endorsement and assignment of mortgage note passed before Tamalyn
Ruiz, Notary Public, dated November 1, 1988, transferred said

note from Buckeye Federal Savings and Loan Association to


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Nic 1866-0188/LOAN NO. 518549

24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT

is 2ua ot wet.

PARISH OF JEFFERSON &?.ry

STATE OF LOUISIANA
NO. 416-462

ORD
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RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION AS CONSERVATOR FOR
FRANKLIN SAVINGS ASSOCIATION
~VERSUS-

‘OUDITH HYERS VAN CLEEF, WIFE OF/AND GEORGE NELVIN VAN CLEEF
A/K/A' GEORGE M. VAN CLEEF

SUPPLEMENTAL AND AMENDED
PETITION FOR EXECUTORY PROCESS ON MORTGAGE NOTE

The Supplemental and Amended Petition for Executory Process ‘on
Nortgage Note of RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION AS CONSERVATOR FOR FRANKLIN

SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, appearing herein through undersigned counsel of record,
respectfully represents that it desires to supplement and amend its original

petition for executory process on mortgage note filed on May 2, 1991 and its
supplemental and amended petition filed on May 30, 1991.

By amending paragraph one of the origina? petition to read as follows,
to-wit:

a) Defendant, Judith Myers Van Cleef, is a person of the full age of
majority and resident of and domiciled in the Parish of Calcasieu, State of
Louisiana.

b) Defendant, George Melvin Van Cleef a/k/a George M. Van Cleef, is a
person of the full age of majority whose last known address were 4812
Livingston Street, Lake Charles, Louisiana, was unable to be served because he

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24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON
STATE OP LOUISIANA

NO. 401-600 DIVISTON "A" DOCKET No.

COURTESY FINANCIAL S| S, INC.

VERSUS

Financial Services, Inc., a Louisiana corporatioh d} business

in the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, herein

represented by Cheryl Roche, its duly authorized representative,

who does with respect move for an order of this Court to appoint

a Curator ad Hoc to represent the absent defendants, Keith

Anderson and Sharol A. Davis, for the following reasons, to-wit:
I

Mover, plaintiff in the above captioned and numbered
proceedings, has been advised. by the Sheriff's Office of the
Parish of Jefferson that they haye-been unable to serve the three
(3) day notice of demand required as part of the foreclosure
proceedings due to the defendants, Keith Anderson and Sharol a.
Davis, whereabouts being unknown at this time. y

Ir.

It is therefore necessary for a Curator ad Hoc to be
appointed to represent the absent defendants herein, upon whom
pleadings can. be served and against whom the executory action can
take place.

WHEREFORE, mover prays that a Curator ad Hoc be appointed
by the Court to represent the interests of the absent defendants,

Keith Anderson and Sharol A. Davis, in the interest of protecting

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247M JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON

STATE OF LOGTSTANA

mA B57 DIVISION ‘4
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JEFPRRSON PARISH

versus

ESTATE OF JOSEPH A. JOIA, VICTOR J: JOIA AND
MARY GALE JOIA, WIPE OF LEE H. ELLIOTT, JR.

PILED:,

DEPUTY CLERK

AREIDAVIT OF VERIFICATION
STATS OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF JEFFERSON

BEFORE MB, the undersigned notary public, personally came and appeared:

‘Vincent A. VASTOLA

who, after being duly sworn, did depos that he is a Senior Vice President of
First National Bank of Jefferson parich, and as such, ie duly authorized to
execute this affidavit on behalf of First National Bank of Jefferson Parish and
As personally acquainted with and familiar with the loan account of the
defendants sued upon.

Affiant further depdced that he has read the above and foregoing petition
and that all of the facts and allegations contained therein are true and
correct to the best of his information, knowledge and belief; that the balance
as stated in the petition {s correct; and that the obligations of the
defendants to First National Bank of Jefferson Farish are past due and owing

and have matured by virtue of the facts eet forth in the petition.

Vinoont A. Vastola

Senior Vice President
First National Sank of Jefferson Parish

Sworn to and subscribed before me, this

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thereon from September 1, 1990 until paid, together with 10.0%

attorney's fees on the total amount of principal, interest and

all current and future advances, together with all costs of

th

|e proceedings: that out of the proceeds of the sale,
petitioner be paid the amount of its claim in preference and

priority over all other persons herein.

BY

Sc. .
Roll No. 2524
10 Baronne Street, Suite 1210
New Orleans, LA 70112

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24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON

STATE OF LOUISIANA
No. 410-042

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JEFFERSON SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATTOR

VERSUS F

HUGH PIERCE CHAMPAGNE, CARMELITE MARTE}
wife of/and LOUIS GEORGE CHAMPAGNE ;;
JOYCE BARBER and CLARE GRAY CHAMP:

PILED: a
DEPUTY CLERK

SUPPLEMENTAL AND AMENDING
PETITION FOR EXECUTORY PROCESS

NoW INTO COURT, through undersigned counsel, comes
JEFFERSON SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION, plaintiff in the above
entitled and numbered cause, who desires to supplement and amend
its original Petition For Executory Process, filed herein on the
Lath day of December, 1990, in the following respects:
I
By adding Paragraph 16 to the original Petition to read as
follows:
16.
on information and belief and subsequent to the filing of
the original petition, petitioner learned that the defendant,
Louis George Champagne, is deceased. Petitioner avers that the
defendant, Hugh Pierce Champagne, was recognized as the sole heir
of the decedant and was placed into possession of the decedent's
entire estate pursuant to a judgment rendered on November 9, 1982
in the matter entitled "Succession of Louis George Champagne”
Proceedings No. 274-149 of the 24th Judicial pistrict Court for
the Parish of Jefferson. Petitioner avers that it has the right
to proceed in the above entitled and numbered cause against the
defendant, Hugh Pierce Champagne, pursuant to the provisions of
Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure Article 2672.
In.

By adding Paragraph 17 to the original Petition to read as

follows:
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89-0219

24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON
STATE OF LOUISIANA
No. 392,006 DIVISION "A"

NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE COMPANY
(FORMERLY THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LOUISVILLE)

VERSUS

DANE H, HARRIS
(Q/K/A DANE HENRY HARRIS)

AND

DAREENE BOZ2ELLE HARRIS :

(A/8/A DARLENE ELIZABETH BOZZELLE HARRIS) ©

QAR,

FILED: ‘4
DEPUTY CLERK

MOTION TO APPOINT CURATOR

on motion of National City Mortgage Company (formerly The
First National Bank of Louisville), through undersigned counsel,
and upon suggesting to the Court that:

z

The whereabouts of defendant(s), Dane 4. Harris and Darlene
Bozzelle Harris, is unknown as appears from the Sheriff's return
of the citation on file in these proceedings specifically noting
that the Civil Sheriff for the Parish of Jefferson is unable to
effect service upon the defendant(s), and accordingly,
defendant(s) cannot be found and served, and diligent effort has

been made to locate said defendant(s).

boas
It is necessary for the Court to appoint an attorney at law
as curator ad hoc for the defendant(s), Dane H. Harris and

Darlene Bozzelle Harris.

IT IS ORDERED BY THE COURT, thi
attorney at law be and he is hereby appointed curator ad-hoc for

defendant(s) Dane H. Harris and Darlene Bozzelle Harris, in these

proceedings and that the requi@jte three (3) day notice of demand


3111

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VIII.

Petitioner annexes hereto and makes a part hereof the
following documents (1) The original promissory note in the sum of
Forty-Eight Thousand Four Hundred Fifty and No/100 ($48,450.00)
Dollars, marked as Plaintiff's Exhibit "A", (2) A certified true
copy of the act of vendor's lien mortgage, marked as Plaintiff's
Exhibit "B", (3) A certified true copy of the act of notarial
assignment of mortgage note by Mellon Financial Services
Corporation #7 (£/k/a Carruth Mortgage Corporation) to Franklin
Savings Association, marked as Plaintiff's Exhibit "cTM, (4)
Petitioner's affidavit of non-consummation and cancellation of
blank endorsement, marked as Plaintiff's Exhibit "p", (5) A
certified true copy of appointment of conservator for Franklin
Savings Association, marked as Plaintiff's Exhibit "E", (6) A
certified true copy of the act of sale with assumption of mortgage
by Tony Joseph Cantrelle, Jr. and Mildred Aviragnet cantrelle to
Jon Gregory Maxwell and power of attorney by Tony Joseph Cantrelle,
Jr. to Mildred Aviragnet Cantrelle, marked as Plaintiff's Exhibit
“F", and (7) A certified true copy of the act of sale with
assumption of mortgage by Jon Gregory Maxwell, husband of Kathey

Boudreaux Maxwell, to Debbie Brinkley Fountain and Angus A.

Fountain, marked as Plaintiff's Exhibit "c", and makes all a part
hereof as though copied at length herein.
Ix.

Petitioner alleges that the defendants, Tony Joseph Cantrelle,
Jr., Mildred aviragnet cantrelle, Jon Gregory Maxwell, Debbie
Brinkley Fountain and angus A. Fountain, are not in the military
service of the United states or any of its allies. Petitioner
further alleges that the defendants Tony Joseph Cantrelle, Jr. and
Mildred Aviragnet Cantrelle are currently residing at Wedgefield
Plantation, Apt. 20, Highway 701 North, Georgetown, S.c. and
accordingly are absentee defendants. Petitioner alleges that it
is entitled to the appointment of an attorney to represent
defendants, Tony Joseph Cantrelle, Jr. and Mildred aviragnet

cantrelle, all in accordance with Civil code of Procedure Article

5091.


Articles 2639 and 2640 of the Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure,
and according to law, for cash, the property described in
paragraph V above, to pay and satisfy the claim of plaintiff in
the following amounts:
1. Principal in the amount of $49,188.21.
2. Interest in the amount of $24,380.85, accrued through
October 18, 1990, together with interest at the rate of
12% per annum from October 19, 1990, until paid.
3. Late charges in the amount of $1,273.08.

4. Attorney's fees in the amount of 20% of principal and
interest.

5. All costs of these proceedings, including court costs
and sheriff's costs.

And that out of the proceeds of the sale of the property subject

to the mortgage, plaintiff be paid the amount of its claim in

preference and priority over all other person or entities.
NEWMAN, MATHIS, BRADY & WAKEFIELD
A Professional Law Corporation

212 Veterans Boulevard
Metairie, Louisiana 70005

oe 837-9040
By:

MARK C. LANDRY
LA Bar Roll No. 7991

OPY OF THE ORIGINAL
OFFICE.

bNANCE
DEPUTY CLERK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON. LA.


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ASSOCIATION Pelican Homestead and Savings Association paTE 02-17-89
ADDRESS 2121 Airline Highway pocxer _3584

Street)
(tncluging Parish) Metairie, Le. 70001-5981 (Jefferson)
ity /State. :

FEDERAL HOME LOWN BANK OF DALLAS >
500 EAST JOHN CARPENTER FREBUAY ase
nvine, tenas 75068

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‘LOAN NUMBER: 49- 17003202 ser F feo
DATE: October 17, 1983
ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $104, 800.00 [ae
MARER: Abdel Mohsen Mohamed Elbaz jl %
Abdel Hohsen Mohamed Etboz 0k
PAYER: Gulf Federal Savings and Loan Association oO

Note and lien are described in the following mortgage to which iastrument, a5 so
recorded, reference is here made for all purposes:

pari October 17, 1983
MORTGAGOE Abdel Mohsen Mohamed Elbaz
wonToacon:
MORTGAGEE: Pelican Homestead and Savings Association
Yormerly Gulf Federal Savings an
MORTGAGEE: Association
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DEPUTY CLERK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
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NOTARIAL ENDORSEMENT

BE IT KNOWN, that on this {- _— 9 FG_» before ne,
the uoderaigaed novaty public and. the tvs uadersOyned witaantte parsopally cane and
appeared Transferor, who declared that Transferor hereby transfers the Note and
Lien to Member, and'to evidence said transfer Trahsferor has endorsed the Note to
Member's order or to Bearer, The Note hag been paraphed “Ne Varietur” by me,
Notary, for identification with this act of Transfer of Note and Lien.

THUS DONE AND PASSED, in Dallas, Texas, on the date first written, in the

presence of the undersigned witnesses who have signed their names with Transfecor
and me, Notary, after due reading of the whole.

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hereto and made a part hereof and which is marked Plaintiff's
Exhibit "D".
VIII.

By Act of Correction dated May 22, 1990 executed before
Stephen J. Windhorst, Notary Public, registered in Instrument
No. 90-21640, the above mortgage was corrected, as will more
fully appear from said Act of Correction, a certified copy of
which is attached hereto and made a part hereof and which is
marked Plaintiff's Exhibit "E”.

Ix

The reverse of the above described note bears an endorsement
in blank with an accompanying paraph identifying the
endorsement with an assignment dated June 4, 1987. In truth
and in fact, the assignment was never completed and the said
note was paraphed in error inasmuch as the note was never
transferred by Leader Federal Savings and Loan Association or
its successor, Leader Federal Bank for Savings and has remained
in their possession from the date it was executed. Accordingly,
the incomplete endorsement and accompanying paraph should be
disregarded and should be treated as of no effect whatsoever.

x.

The petitioner herein, Leader Federal Bank for Savings, has
been advised that Pamela Ware, wife of/and Glenn A. Heisser
the defendants herein, are thought to be living and residing in
Fort Collins, Colorado and it will therefore be necessary for
this Honorable Court to appoint an attorney to represent the
absent defendants.

xI.

The mortgagors having failed to make the payments required
under the terms of their mortgage, are in default under the
terms of said mortgage and Leader Federal Bank for Savings as

the last holder of the note, after having given due notice to



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24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON
STATE OF LOUISIANA
NO. DIVIsIon " "

RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION, AS RECEIVER FOR ENTERPRISE
FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

VERSUS
ROBIN KEARNEY
FILED:

DEPUTY CLERK

ORDER

LET executory process issue as prayed for herein, and let
Rada GC oanted) attorney at law, be and he is hereby
appointed to repres@ht the absent defendant Robin Kearney.

Gretna, Louisiana, this =e day of Aor, 1990.

Please serve defendant with appropriate notices including the
Article 2639 three day notice of demand for payment:

ROBIN KEARNEY
through her duly appointed curator ad hoc

LAST KNOWN ADDRESS:

1228 South Military Trail
Deerfield Beach, Florida

FF THE ORIGINAL
Os OFFICE,
INN
DEPUTY CLERK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.



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24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON
STATE OF LOUISTANA
No: 394-668 DIVISION " Q Docker No.
AMERICAN THRIFT AND FINANCE PLAN, INC.

VERSUS

PILED:

DEPUTY CLERK
MOTION TO APROINT CURATOR TO REPRESENT ABSENTEE DEFENDANT

Now into court, through its undersigned counsel, comes
american Thrift and Finance Plan, Inc., plaintiff herein, and
respectfully represents to this honorable court:

a.

That certain property, namely a 1984 Ford Mustang automobile,
2-door, VIN #1FABP2832EF209958, which automobile is owned by the
defendant, Melanie S. Walker, and which property is mortgaged to
plaintiff herein, has been seized by the sheriff for the Parish of
Jefferson, under a writ of Bxecutory Process directed to hin in
this proceeding.

2.

That the written notice of seizure and sale issued in
accordance with Article 2640 and 2641, LA.C.C.P. has been returned
by the sheriff for the Parish of Jefferson with a notation that
after a due and diligence search, he has been unable to locate the
defendant at her domicile, or anyone authorized to represent her.

3.

That the said Melanie S. Walker is an absentee within the
meaning and contemplation of Article $251, LA.C.C.P. and that the
whereabouts of the said defendant is unknown and she can not be
found and served after a due and diligent search, though she may
be domiciled or actually reside in the state, and that it is
necessary that the court appoint an attorney at law to represent
her and upon whon service can be made of notice of seizure and sale
and against whom this proceeding can be conducted contradictorily,

WHEREFORE, plaintiff prays that an attorney at law be

appointed by this honorable court to represent the absentee

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Rock Hill, South Carolina 29730, and it is necessary that an
attorney ad hoc be appointed to represent said defendant(s) in
these proceedings, against whom all proceedings herein should be
carried on.

WHEREFORE, the annexed exhibits considered, plaintiff
respectfully prays that:

I

An attorney ad hoc be appointed to represent the
defendant(s) John A. Daigle and Alicia Squartsoff Daigle and that
ali further proceedings be carried on contradictorily against
said attorney ad hoc.

11,

The Court order the issuance of a writ of seizure and
sale directed to the Sheriff of Jefferson Parish, Louisiana,
commanding hin to seize the mortgaged property described in the
petition, without 3-day demand (the same having been waived in
the Act of Mortgage), and to sell it in accordance with all of
the requirements of law, at public auction, for 100% cash at the
moment of adjudication, with appraisal, to the highest bidder.

umn.

out of the proceeds of this sale plaintiff be paid by
preference and priority over all other persons and creditors

whosoever, the full amount herein claimed, as follows:

11.50% per annum interest thereon from
March 1, 1989 until paid To be computed
attorney's fees - 10% of principal
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ORDER

Considering the allegations of the foregoing petition and
Exhibits annexed thereto, let Bxecutory Process issue herein;
It is ordered that a writ of seizure and sale issue herein
forthwith, as prayed for, according to aw, without

appraiseme

Let 7 Esq. be appointed Curator-

ad-Hoc to represent sent defendants, Julieta Lorenzo,
wife of/and Gerrit Ove:

Gretna, Louisiana

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BE LD

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PLEASE SERVE: i)
(1) NOTICE OF SEIZURE AND SALE (NOTICE OF DEMAND WAIVED) <2.
(2) COPY OF PETITION ON: po @

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Veronica Williams, wife of/and
Emile Bluain

3716 Melissa Street

Harvey, La. 70058

PLEASE SERVE:

(1) NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

(2) NOTICE OF SEIZURE AND SALE (NOTICE OF DEMAND WAIVED)
(3) COPY OF PETITION oN:

Esq.
Gurator-ad-Hoc to represent the
absent defendants
Julieta Lorenzo, wife of/and
Gerrit Overkamp

DEPUTY CLERK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, Li,


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“STATE OF LOUISIANA

PARISH OF JEFFERSON

BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, persorially, came and
appeared: .

BEVERLY COGGINS ca

who, after being first duly sworn by me, Notary Public, did depose
and state that she is the Collections agent for Federal National
Mortgage Association, the plaintiff in the above and foregoing
matter, that she has read said motion to appoint an attorney to
represent absent defendant(s) and that all of the allegations set

forth therein are true and correct.

BEVERLY COGGI

SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED

BEFORE ME, |ARY, THIS
Boleoay of pWddebe—, 192.

ATRUE,COPY 0}
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‘MARY
D. FOLEY AND ALICIA SQUARTSOFF
WIFE OF/AND JOHN A. DAIGLE STATE OF LOUISIANA

PERITION FOR WORTGAGE FORECLOSURE BY EXECUTORY PROCESS >
WITH APPRAISAL AND WITHOUT 3-DAY DEMAND @

The petition of Sovran Mortgage Corporation, domiciled
in the state of Virginia, respectfully represents that:
Le.
Made defendants herein are MARY MURRAY WIFE OF/AND

RAYMOND D. FOLEY AND ALICIA SQUARTSOFF WIFE OF/AND JOHN A.

DAIGLE.
2.

Plaintiff is the holder in due course of one certain
promissory note ("Note" or "Nortgage Note"), executed by John A.

Daigle and Alicia Squartsoff Daigle (and assumed by Raymond D.

NENT

Foley and Mary Murray Foley), to the order of BEARER, in the face

iy

amount of Sixty Thousand Five Hundred and NO/100 Dollars

($60,500.00), payable in monthly installments of Five Hundred

PEP

Ninety-nine and 56/100 Dollars ($599.56) each, beginning on
December 1, 1979, with installments due on the first day of each

successive calendar month thereafter, and stipulating 11.50% per

annum interest on the unpaid balance. This original Note is

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attached as an exhibit.
3

The Mortgage Note was paraphed "Ne varietur" by Leonard

M. Berins, Notary Public, on October 29, 1979, to identify it

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with an Act of Mortgage ("Act of Mortgage"), executed on the same

day by the maker(s) of the Mortgage Note, in the same sum as the

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Mortgage Note, to secure the payment of the Mortgage Nate,

mortgaging the hereinafter described property.

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Loan Association endorsed said note to the order of Federal Hone
Loan Bank of Dallas.

B. On April 13, 1989, the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas
endorsed said note to the order of the Resolution Trust
Corporation as Receiver for Enterprise Federal Savings and Loan
Association.

C. The Director of the office of Thrift supervision, by
order No. 89-145, dated September 7, 1989, appointed Resolution
Trust Corporation as receiver for Enterprise Federal Savings and
Loan Association.

D. The foregoing is evidenced by a certified copy of an
Act of Deposit which acknowledges documents which evidence the
occurrences described in the foregoing paragraph. Said certified
copy of the Act of Deposit is attached hereto and made a part
hereof.

Iv.

The said promissory note was paraphed "Ne Varietur" for
identification with an act of mortgage dated December 5, 1984,
passed before Henry G. Sullivan, Jr., Notary Public in and for
the Parish of Jefferson, state of Louisiana, recorded in the
public records of the Parish of Jefferson at MOB 1028, folio 299.
A certified copy of said act of mortgage is attached hereto and
made a part hereof.

v.

In the act of mortgage herein referred to, the said
defendant did specially mortgage, effect and hypothecate unto
and in favor of all future holders of said promissory note, the
following described property, situated in the Parish of
Jefferson, State of Louisiana, to wit:

ONE CERTAIN CONDOMINIUM UNIT, together with
its appurtenant interest ‘in the common
elements, described as UNIT 311, CYPRESS

ConDo! , Jefferson Parish,
Louisiana, all as shown on a plat by BFM
Corporation, R.P. Fontcuberta, Jr., PLS,
dated Narch 26, 1984, annexed as Exhibit "A"
to that certain "Declaration Creating and
Establishing Condominium Property Regime for
the Cypress Court Condominium", executed by
Seville Properties, Inc., dated March 15,
1984, acknoWledged same date before Karl M.
Hansen, dr., Notary Public, registered COB
1032, folic 358, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana,


AMATO AND CREELY
PROFESSIONAL LAW CORPORATION
901 DERBIGNY STREET
POST OFFICE BOX 441
GRETNA, LOUISIANA 70054-0441
‘TELEPHONE: 504-367-8181
TELEFAX: 504-362-5168

February 28, 1992

Clerk of Court

Parish of Jefferson

New Gretna Courthouse
Gretna, Louisiana 70053

Re: Succession of Ramona Muniz
Abril, wife of Alberto E. Abril
24th JDC No. 406-299

Dear Sir:
I have been advised by opposing counsel that the above

captioned matter has been finalized. ‘Therefore, please forward
to my office at your next convenience the curator fee deposited

with the court in this matter.

ROBERT G. CREELY

Sincerely,

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whereby Seville Properties, Inc. created and
whey fey said condominium property regime
on that certain immovable property described
as follows:

TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon and
all of the rights, ways, privileges,
servitudes, appurtenances and advantages
thereunto belonging or in anywise
appertaining, situated in the State of
Louisiana, Parish of Jefferson, in that part
known as HESSMER FARMS, designated as LOTS
118-A and 118-X-1, in that square bounded by
Edenborn Drive, Interstate Highway No. 10,
Division Street (side), Canal No. 4 (43rd
Street) side, in accordance with a plan of
resubdivision by R. Fontcuberta, Jr., Land
Surveyor, dated January 18, 1984, approved by
the Jefferson Parish Council, Ordinance No.
which lots or portions of ground
adjoin each other and measure as follows:

LOT 118-X-1 fronts 95.56' feet on Edenborn
Drive by a depth of 302.33! feet on the
Interstate Highway No. 10 side, by a width in
the rear of 99.07' feet (actual), 99.09' feet
(plan), by a depth on the side line adjoining
Lot 118-A of 300.14' feet.

LOT 118-A adjoins Lot 118-X-1 and fronts 125'
feet on Edenborn Drive, by a depth of 300.14!
feet on the side adjoining Lot 118-Xx~1,
having a width in the rear of 124.93' feet
(actual), 125.06' feet (plan), and a depth on
the Canal No. 4 (43rd Street) side of 297.4!
feet, all as per aforementioned plan of R.
Fontcuberta, Land Surveyor, dated January 18,
1984.

Being the same property acquired by Robin
Kearney from Seville Properties, Inc. by act
before Henry G. Sullivan, Jr., Notary Public,
dated December 5, 1984, registered in COB
folio , Parish of Jefferson,
Louisiana.
vi.

In the said Act of Mortgage, the said defendant confessed
judgment upon the promissory note in favor of plaintiff and any
future holder of the promissory note, and consented that if same
were not paid in accordance with its stated terms and conditions
and the stipulations of the act, then the said property might be
seized and sold under executory process to the highest bidder,
for cash, all of which will more fully appear by reference to the
certified copy of the act of mortgage annexed hereto and made a

part hereof.


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2952

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24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH 7

STATE OF LOUISTANA
No. 392-036 DIVISION “A”

AMERICAN GENERAL FINANCE, INC. ET.

VERSUS

KIETH J. aro’,

FILED:

MOTION 70 APPOINT CURATOR |

NOW INTO COURT, through undersigned counsel cones, General
Finance, Inc. Et. Als and who with respect reprenents:

* |

Defendant(s), Kieth J. Gros, haa(have) not been aerved with
the notice of seizure, in the above captioned Proceedings, that
it is necessary to serve them in order to go forward with the {
sale of the security which was seized under a writ of seizure and i
sale; that said seisure was effected in the Pariah of Jefferson,
conseauentiy, petitioner asks that this court appoint a curator
to represent defendant(s) in that case.

WBREFORE, petitioner prays that a curator be appointed to

represent Kieth J. Gros

FONTANA, JR-
ney at Law

Z2 Loyola Avenue / Phone: 581-9545 =|
New Orleans, Louisiana 70113

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, that

appointed curator to repr

captioned proceedings.

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24TH QUDICIAL DISTRICT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON
STATE OF LOUISIANA

NO. DIVISTOK “ TM

DELTA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
versus

AMBERSON N. WEBB

FILED: CODER -aa < b |

PUTY OCLERK

ORDER

Considering the allegations of the Petition for

Executory Process and the Exhibits attached hereto |
Attorney at Law is appointed to

represent the absent defendant in this proceeding:

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IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a Writ of i

zure and Sale be
issued herein forthwith immovable property, as prayed for and

according to law.

vagy. Sretmes Louisiana, this Q® day of Sonus).



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STATE OF LOUISIANA - PARISH OF JEFFERSON
TWENTY-FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, FILED:
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISTANA, AS TRUSTEE,
UNDER THAT BOND INDENTURE DATE

AS OF JULY 1, 1979, BETWEEN

PARISH OF JEFFERSON HOME MORTGAGE
AUTHORITY and FIRST NATIONAL BANK

OF COMMERCE, NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA

vs. NO. 395-011 a
NIEVES IGNACIA LOPEZ, ET AL BY.
DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT
MOTION TO APPOINT ATTORNE'

“TO REPRESENT ABSENTEES

NOW INTO COURT, through undersigned counsel, comes FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, NEW ORLEANS, LOUISTANA, AS TRUSTER,
ONDER THAT BOND INDENTURE DATE AS OF JULY 1, 1979, BETWEEN
PARISH OF JEFFERSON HOME MORTGAGE AUTHORITY and PIRST NATONIAL
BANK OF COMMERCE, NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA, Plaintiff in the
above entitled and numbered proceedings, and respectfully
represents that:

1

The Sheriff has been unable to locate or serve the
defendant(s}, NIEVES IGNACIA LOPEZ, in the Parish of Jefferson,
or in the State of Louisiana and plaintiff is informed,
believes and so pleads that said defendant(s) are non-resi-
dent(s) of the State of Louisiana, or in the alternative, that
said defendant(s) are absentee(s) who have concealed themselves
to avoid service of process, and further, that defendantis)

have not appointed an agent or legal representat:

to
represent them in this state.
2
The last known whereabouts of the defendant was 226

Incarnate Word Drive, Kenner, Louisiana 70065.



STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF ORLEANS

BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally came and
appeared:
JAMES C. ARCENEAUX, IIT
who, being by me first duly sworn, did depose and say:
That he is the attorney for Standard Mortgage Corporation
and that, as such, }e is familiar with the acgount of Richard

Francis McCarthy, original/fortgagor and Eliska’ Gerhold Bar:

wife of/and John D. Barrfos, St., assumptors, Account No./442009
659), which said account has a principal balance of/$56,065.99
plus interest at a rate of 12.00% from September 1990 until
paid, which said account is currently due for the months of
October 1, 1990 until ante

The sale and assumption by Richard Francis McCarthy to
Eliska Gerhold, wife of/and John D. Barrios, Sr. dated December
1, 1988 and recorded in MOB 2406, folio 77 and COB 2094, folio
194 {indicates that the original mortgagor, Richard Francis
McCarthy was in the armed service of the United State on the
dated of the sale and assumption. However, inasmuch as the
instant proceedings are in rem only and further, because Richard
Francis McCarthy is not an owner of the subject property the
Soldier's & Sailor's Relief Act of 1940 is not applicable insofar
as Richard Francis McCarthy is concerned.

Appearer further avers that there is nothing in the records
of the lender/plaintiff herein to indicate that the current
owners are in the armed services of the United States and
accordingly, to the best of appearer's information, knowledge and
belief the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Civil Relief act of 1940 (50

USCA 501, et seq) does not apply to any defendant named herein.

SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED BEFORE ME,
This_25th day of February, 1991

Wuden 0

NOTARY PUBLIC



2996
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6.

By Judgment of Possession in the "Matter of the Succession of Calvin Twain

Price, No. 388-109, 24th Judiciel District Court, Parish of Jefferson, State of

Louisiana", Jana Sue Price Finley inherited 1/2 of Calvin Twain Price's interest
in the subject property. Said Judgment of Possession was signed October 1, 1989
and recorded October 4, 1989 at COB 2272, page 329, as Entry Number 89-51627.
h

In the mortgage, the makers of the mortgage note consented that in the
event of a default in the payment of the note or any instellment thereon, or in
the event of their failure to comply with any of the obligations enumerated
therein, the whole indebtedness secured thereby shall, at the option of the
mortgagee, becoue due and payable, and it shall be lawful for the mortgagee to
cause all and singular the property therein mortgaged, to be seized and sold
under either ordinary or executory process, with or without appraisement, to the
highest bidder for cash, the said mortgagore expressly confessing judgment in
favor of the mortgagee. Plaintiff herein specially pleads each and all of the
stipulations end the provisions of the act of mortgage and mortgage note as
fully and completely as though the whole and each of them were copied herein,

particularly the expr

© waiver of the benefit of appraiseuent as written
therein.

The mortgage 1s oubject to credits on the principal in the total sum of
FOUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED WINETY AND 59/100 DOLLARS ($4,590.59), leaving an
unpaid remainder of the principal of said mortgage note in the eum of SIXTY-

EIGHT THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED NINE AND 41/100 DOLLARS ($68,709.41), with interest

paid and credited up to May 1, 1989.
%

The installment provided for in the note which was due and payable on the
first dey of June, 1989, and those due thereafter, have not been paid. Amicable
demand has been made on the defendants, in accordance with the terms of the
mortgage, but to no evail, evidence of which is attached hereto and made @ part
hereof, and therefore plaintiff has exercised and does exercise its option to

declare the entire principal sum, interest, attorney’s fi

+ escrow

deficiencies, and all costs due and payable. Defendants have not paid these


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90-0074

24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEF!

STATE OF LOUISIANA
NO. 395,723 DIVISION "A"

BARCLAYSAMERICAN/MORTGAGE CORPORATION
VERSUS
MICHAEL P. COLEMAN =
AND POUR
DEBRA WILLTS DAVES
aND :

MATTHEW A. DAVES

FILED:

DEPUTY CLERK

MOTION TO APPOINT CURATOR

on motion of BarclaysAmerican/Mortgage Corporation, through

undersigned counsel, and upon suggesting to the Court that:
1.

The whereabouts of defendant(s), Debra Willis Daves and
Matthew A. Daves, is unknown as appears from the Sheriff's
return of the citation of file in these proceeding specifically
noting that the Civil Sheriff for the Parish of Jefferson is
unable to effect service upon the defendant(s), and accordingly,
defendant(s) cannot be found and served, and diligent effort has

been made to locate said defendant(s).
II.

It is necessary for the Court to appoint an attorney at law

as curator ad hoc for the defendant(s) Debra Willis Daves and

re ORD 14

Matthew A. Daves.


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RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION =X
‘AS CONSERVATOR FOR FRANKLIN SAVINGS ye .

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TONY JOSEPH CANTRELLE, JR. Dt EDS
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MILDRED AVIRAGNET CANTRELLE
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JON GREGORY MAXWELL
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DEBBIE BRINKLEY FOUNTAIN

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ANGUS A. FOUNTAIN

FILED:

DEPUTY CLERK
RETETION FOR EXECUTORY PROCESS

The petition of Resolution Trust Corporation as Conservator
for Franklin Savings Association, a corporation organized under the
laws of the United States of America, with respect represents:

I.

Petitioner is the holder and owner for valuable consideration,
ana before maturity, of that certain promissory note, payable to
the order of "Ourselves", and by the makers thereof duly endorsed
in blank, made, subscribed and executed by Tony Joseph cantrelle,
gx. and Mildred Aviragnet cantrelle, defendants herein, which said
note is dated March 31, 1983, in the original principal sum of
Forty-Eight Thousand Four Hundred Fifty and No/100 ($48,450.00)
Dollars, with principal and interest payable at the rate of Four
Hundred Ninety-Eight and 37/100 ($498.37) Dollars per month,
commencing on the first day of May, 1983, and bearing Twelve (12%)
percent per annum interest from date, and providing that said note
shall bear attorney's fees in the amount of Ten (10%) percent of

whiclY said note is secured and is

all sums due under said not



EFSLA 1938-0028 / LOAN NO. 10-10018896

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24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON

STATE OF LOUISIANA
NO. 408-817,

DIVISION "A"

RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION AS RECEIVER FOR
ENTERPRISE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

-VERSUS-

CARMEN EDWARDS BATISTE, WIFE OF/AND KEVIN D. BATISTE

SUPPLEMENTAL AND AKENDED
PETITION FOR EXECUTORY PROCESS ON NORTGAGE NOTE
The

Supplemental and Amended Petition

Process

for Executory on
Mortgage Note of RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION AS RECEIVER FOR ENTERPRISE
FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, respectfully represents that it desires
to supplement and amend

its original petition
mortgage note earlier filed on Novenber 14, 1990

for executory process on

I.

By amending paragraph one (i) of the original petition to read as
follows, to-wit

Uefendants, Carmen Edwards Batiste and Kevin D. Batiste are persons

the full age of majority whose whereabouts are unknown to petitioner

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AND NO/100 ($70,000.00) DOLLARS, dated June 10, 1980, payable in
monthly installments, including principal and interest, beginning
August 1, 1980 and on the first day of each month thereafter untiT
principal and interest are fully paid, the last monthly payment, if
not sooner paid, being due and payable on July 1, 2010, and which
note bears interest at the rate of 11 1/2% per annum on the unpaid
balance from date, and which note was paraphed “Ne Varietur” for
‘identification with and secured by an Act of Credit Sale dated June
10, 1980, passed before Jon A. Gegenheimer, Notary Public and two
witnesses and recorded in Entry No. 928895, and MOB 799, folio 10,
acquired at COB 984, folio 788, of the official records for the
Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana. The original of said note
is attached hereto and mae a part hereof and marked “P-1" for
identification. A certified true copy of the Act of Sale and
Mortgage is attached hereto and made a part hereof and marked “P-2"
for identification.
4,

Further, Progressive Mortgage Corporation did assign,
transfer, convey and deliver all of its rights, title and interest
in and to the above described promissory note unto Carruth Mortgage

Corporation by Act of Endors

nt of Note, in authentic form, dated
July 15, 1980, executed by John B. Tarantino, President and by Fred
c. Piazza, Treasurer, and passed before Brenda H. Fontenot, Notary
Public and two witnesses. A copy of said Act of Endorsement of Note
ig attached hereto and made a part hereof and marked "P-3" for
identification.

5.

Further, Mellon Financial Services Corporation #7, formerly
known as Carruth Mortgage Corporation did assign, transfer, convey
and deliver all of its rights, title and interest in and to the
above described promissory note unto Franklin Savings Association

by Assignment of Mortgages, in authentic form, dated August 31,


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defendants waived any and all notice of demand.

WHEREFORE, the premises annexed and documents considered,
petitioner prays for an order of executory process herein, that a
writ of seizure and sale issue herein directing the Sheriff for the
Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, to seize and sell, after

due advertisements, delays,

quisites and formalities, the property
hereinabove described, for cash and with appraisement, to pay and
satisfy the claim of your petitioner in the principal sum of
$85,794.41, with interest at the rate of 11 1/2% per annum from July
1, 1989 until paid, together with reasonable attorney’s fees upon
said principal and interest, together with all sums advanced for

taxes and/or insurance; late charges; property preservation

expenses; court costs expended; and sheriff's costs and commission:
as well as any and all other costs incurred in the prosecution of
this matter.

Petitioner further prays that out of the proceeds of the sale,
it be paid in preference and priority over all other persons and
entities.

Petitioner further prays that an attorney at law be appointed
to represent the absent defendants in this proceeding.

MIDDLEBERG, RIDDLE & GIANNA
201 ST. CHARLES AVENUE - 31ST FLOOR
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA 70170-3100

TELEPHONE: (504) 525-7200
ATTENTION: FORECLOSURE DEPARTMENT

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TRA J. MIDDEESERG
BAR NO. 9640

PLEASE SERVE NOTICE OF SEIZURE ON:

JOYCE RICHARDSON DALES, ALLEN DALES
AND CARL 8. HUNTER

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DEPUNY CLERK,
THROUGH COURT APPOINTED COUNSEL ‘24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.

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DIGNA SEPULVEDA HUNTER
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the mortgagor(s) made the following agreements, to-wit

Ay That the property described therein would remain specially
mortgaged, affected and bypothecated in favor of any future holder or
holders of the mortgage note until the full and final payment thereof,
together with interest, attorney's fees, costs and other charges, or
any debt or obligation for which amid note may be pledged as
collateral security.

B) Bound and obligated himself not to sell, alienate, exchange, 1e
convey, transfer, mortgage or further encumber the property to the
Prejudice of said act of mortgage.

©) Confessed judgment upon said collateral mortgage note in favor of
Mortgages for the full amount of the note in principal, interest and
attorney’s fees and for all other costs and any sums that Mortgagee
may advance during the life of the mortgage for the payment of
premiuma of insurance, payment of taxes and charges, making of
repaire, or for the protection and preservation of the security of the
mortgage, and consented that if came was not paid in accordance with
ite terms and conditions and the stipulations of said act, said
Property might be seized and sold under executory proce:
other process, for cash and with or without appraisenent.

D) Agreed to pay an attorney's fee of twenty-five parcent (25%) of the
unpaid debt in the event the note is sued upon or referred to an
attorney for collection.

B) Bxpressly waived any demand for payment and the three (3) days
foley accorded by Article 2639 of the Louisiana Code of civil
Procedure,

ly waived the benefit of appraisenent.

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1d promissory note (hand note) stipulat

that in the event that
the note or any installment thereunder shall not be paid promptly and fully
when due, or in the event of falluro to comply with any of the terms or
conditions as set forth in the promissory note or any of the mortgagor's
obligations under the mortgage, the promissory note shall, at the option of the
mortgagee or any future holder or holders of the promiesory note, become

immediately due end payable, and the mortgaged property might be seized and

sold under executory process with or without appraisement, which provisions

petitioner specifically pleads. Said note further stipulates an attorney's

of twenty-five per cent (254) of the unpaid debt in the eveat the note is sued
upon of referred to an attcrney for collection.
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The property described with particularity in paragraph 10 hereof is not the
family hone or homestand of any of the defendants.
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Iv.

The said note and mortgage further provides that if any
installment of principal and interest, or any part thereof shall
remain unpaid on the said date when such installment is due, that
the said note would be in default and the holder of the said note
and mortgage shall then have the right to accelerate the terms
thereof in the full amount, and the full unpaid balance in
principal and interest shall immediately become due and owing
together with said attorney's fees if the mortgagor fails to cure
the default on or before the date specified in the notice of
demand which is required to be given under the terms of the said
mortgage.

v.

The said mortgage further provides that if the monthly
payments stipulated in said act of Mortgage are in arrears
"Borrower shall pay to Lender a late charge of four (4%) percent
of any monthly installment of principal and interest as provided
in the Note not received by Lender within fifteen (15) days after
such installment is due". That the current monthly payments of
principal and interest are in the sum of $707.86, which allows
the lender to charge a late charge of $28.31 on each installment
of principal and interest delinquent in excess of fifteen (15)
days.

vi.

Petitioner avers that the said Lisa L. Marbut Waguespack and
Steven J. Waguespack did, by an act of cash sale with assumption
of mortgage passed before Diane M. Gravois, Notary Public, dated
April 10, 1986, recorded in Mortgage Office Book 1481, Page 0249,
Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, grant, bargain, sell and convey said
property to James E. Goeth. ‘That in said act of cash sale with
assumption of mortgage the said James E. Goeth did assume and
obligate himself to all of the original terms and conditions of
the note and mortgage sued upon herein.

vIn.
Petitioner avers that the said note and mortgage are past

due and exigible and that the monthly installment due on November


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THAT CERTAIN BUILDING more fully described as a one-story,
renovated office building comprising approximately 1900 square
feet, bearing Municipal No. 3650 18th Street, Metairie,
Louisiana, located on the premises more fully described as
follows:

That certain portion of ground situated in the Parish of
Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that part known as HESSMER PARK
SUBDIVISION, IN SQUARE 3 thereof, bounded by Division Street
(formerly Lake Avenue), 18th Street (formerly 3ist Street),
Hessmer Avenue and Veterans Boulevard, designated as LOT B-1,
being a portion of a resubdivision of Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 of
Square 3, according to resubdivision plan by Curry Dixon & Sons,
Inc,, dated April 5, 1976, approved by Jefferson Parish Council
Ordinance No. 12373, adopted April 29, 1976, filed May 10, 1976,
under Entry No, 718661, in COB 861, folio 499. And, in
accordance with the survey by Mandle surveying, Inc., Sterling E.
Mandle, R.L.S., dated November 1, 1989, Lot B-1 is more fully
described as follows:

Lot B-1 adjoins Lot A-] of Square 3 and commences 82.95 feet from
the intersection of leth Street (formerly 3ist Street) and
Division street (formerly Lake Avenue), and measures thence 83.0
feet front on 18th Street (formerly 31st Street), same width in
the rear, by a depth of 100.02 feet between equal and parallel
lines.

air.

After execution of the lease, Lionel Hutchinson constructed
the improvements on the leased premises and said Hutchinson and the

other defendants made and entered into the following agreements

pertaining to the leasehold improvement:

(a) That certain Agreement, dated April 19, 1976,
between Lionel Hutchinson and Joseph F.
Comforto, and consented to by H. B. White and
Sons, Inc., which Agreement was recorded in
C.0.B. 944, folio 768, Parish of Jefferson,
State of Louisiana;

{b) That certain sale with Mortgage, dated July 16,
1976, between Lionel Hutchinson and Max
Hutchinson, which Sale with Mortgage was
recorded in ¢.0.B. 878, folio 950, Parish of
Jefferson, State of Louisiana;

(c) That certain Agreement, dated November 30,
1978, between Lionel Hutchinson and Constance
Marquer, wife of, and Kenneth J. Aucoin,
Margaret Cummings, wife of, and Ronald J.

Gravois, Diane Corte, wife of, and Dalton A.


attorney's fees on the total amount of principal, interest and
all current and future advances, together with all costs of
these proceedings; that out of the proceeds of the sale,
petitioner be paid the amount of its claim in preference and

priority over all other persons herein.

& ARCENBAUX

mes C. Arceneaux, III
© ROll No. 2524
(ttorney for Petitioner
210 Baronne Street, Suite 1210
New Orleans, LA 70112

(504) 522-8256

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LINDA HOLLENSERG LAMPO (LINDA HOLLENBERG) , WIFE
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DIVORCED WIFE OF JACKIE LENIS CAMERON,
TERRY Ls ROBERTS

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PILED:

DEPUTY CLERK

PETITION FOR EXECUTORY PROCESS

TO THE HONORABLE, THR JUDGES OF THE 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON, STATE OF LOUISIANA

The petition of Standard Mortgage Corporation, a Louisiana
corporation having its principal place of business at 300

Plaza, One Shell Square, New Orlean!

Louisiana 70139, with
respect, represents:
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Petitioner is the holder and owner, for valuable
consideration before maturity, of a promissory note executed by
Grace DiBenedetto Cameron who is a resident of and domiciled in
the Parish of Jefferson, State of touisiana, payable to the
order of Myself and by the maker endorsed in blank in the
principal sum of $18,000.00 dated February 8, 1971 payable at
Standard Mortgage Corporation, New Orleans, Louisiana, or at
such other place as the holder may designate in writing, in
fixed monthly installments, including principal and interest of
$138.42 commencing on the first day of July, 1971 and payable
in full on or before the first day of June, 2001. The said
note bears interest at the rate of 8.508 percent per annum on

the unpaid balance from date until paid, and which said note is

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of Louisiana, to-wit:

THAT PORTION OF GROUND, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, and all the rights, ways,
privileges, servitudes, appurtenances and advantages
thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, situated
in the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that
Subdivision thereof known as WESTMINSTER PARK EXTENSION
NO, _2 SUBDIVISION, as shown on a survey of Krebs &
Sons, Inc., C.E. & S., dated October 30, 1978, approved
by the Jefferson Parish Council under Ordinance No.
13781, adopted on March 7, 1979, registered in COB 952,
folio 429, and also according to the survey of J.J. Krebs
& Sons, Inc., dated June 12, 1980, resurveyed August 22,
1980, resurveyed April 22, 1981 and described as follows,
to-wit: LOT 4, SQUARE 15, which said square is bounded
by Rue Louis Phillipe, Parcel c-2 (Side), The South
Boundary of the Subdivision, Westminster Boulevard. Lot
No. 4 commences 164.43' from the first point of curvature
of Rue Louis Phillipe and Westminster Boulevard and
measures thence 60.00' front on Rue Louis Phillipe, same
width in the rear by depths of 100.00’ on each side
line.

All in accordance with a survey by Mandle Surveying,
Inc., dated February 18, 1986.

Improvements thereon bear Municipal No. 7401 Rue Louis
Phillipe, Marrero, La.

Being the same property acquired by Theresa Woodard, wife

of/and Kirby Earl Mchain, Jr. on April 29, /1981

registered in COB 1003, folio 95 and further acquired by

Royal Robert Arceneaux on April 19, 1989 registered in

COB 2177, folio 288.

VI.

By Act of Cash Sale and Assumption of Mortgage executed
April 19, 1989, before Katherine L. Richardson, Notary Public,
the above described property was transferred by Theresa
Woodard, wife of/and Kirby Earl Mclain, Jr. to Royal Robert
Arceneaux, which said act is duly recorded in MOB 2571, folio
62, Parish of Jefferson, Louisiana; the said assumptor did
assume, bind and obligate himself to pay in full the certain
mortgage note hereinabove described and to comply with all the
terms and conditions of said note and mortgage, to the same
extent as if he was the maker of the note and mortgage at the
outset, all of which will more fully appear from a certified
copy of said Act of Cash Sale and Assumption of Mortgage, which

is also attached hereto and made a part hereof, and which is

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at once become due at the option of the holder of the Mortgage
Note without notice, demand, or putting in default.
12.

The Note is in default beginning with the payment which
was due April 1, 1989, and in accordance with the terms of the
Mortgage Note, plaintiff has exercised and does hereby exercise
its option to declare the entire principal sum, interest,
advances for the care and preservation of the property, and
attorney’s fees due and payable, The defendant(s) are therefore
indebted to plaintiff in the full sum of Fifty-six Thousand Five
Hundred Fifty-nine and 66/100 Dollars ($56,559.66), with 11.50%
per annum interest thereon from March 1, 1989 until paid, plus
reasonable attorney's fees of 10% additional on both principal
and interest.

13.

This amount is past due and remains unpaid despite
amicable demand.

a.

The Act of Mortgage is evidenced by an authentic act
importing a confession of judgment for the entire amount due
plaintiff as set forth above.

1s.

Plaintiff desires to have the mortgaged property sold
with appraisal.

16.

‘The three day notice to pay was waived in the Act of
Mortgage and/or Mortgage Note.

a.

Under the provisions of Louisiana Revised statutes
13:4359, plaintiff demands that 100% of the purchase price shall
be paid in cash at the moment of adjudication.

18.

Defendant(s) John A. Daigle and Alicia Squartsott

Daigle is (are) an absentee (absentees) from the State of

Louisiana, their last known address being 437 Plantation Road,


24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON

STATE OF LOUISIANA
No. 415-138

DIVISION
JEFFERSON SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION

‘VERSUS

JOEY WALTHER, wife of/and
CARL WOODWARD CLEVELAND and
VERA WRIGHT, wife of/and
DAVID DUBOURG THIBAUT

FILED:

DEPUTY CLERK
‘ORDER
Considering the above and foregoing;
LET the foregoing Supplemental and Amending Petition for

Executory Process be filed as prayed for; and

tat Robest G Cree ly Attorney at Law,

be appointed to represent the absentes, Vera Wright, wife of/and

David Dubourg Thibaut, in accordance with Louisiana Code of Civil
Procedure, Article 5091.

Gretna, Louisiana, this Zud day of AvsesT— .
CODED

1991.

PURASE SERVE NOTICE OF SEIZURE
Personally on Attorney at Law

Appointed to Represent that Absentees: %
VERA ‘THIBAUT &
and DAVID DUBOURG THIBAUT

CIAL DISTT COURT
batty ‘OF JEFFERSON, L


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Corporation #7, formerly Carruth Mortgage Corporation on May 9, 1990, in
authentic form, passed before Bonita M. Bishop, Notary Public, and two
competent witnesses, the original of which document is attached hereto, made a

part hereof, and marked "P-4" for identification,

By virtue of the aforementioned act(s), defendants did specially
mortgage, affect and hypothecate unto and in favor of your petitioner, and any
other holder or holders of said note, the following described property

situated in the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, to-wit:

THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together
with alT the buildings and improvements thereon, and
all the rights, ways, privileges, | servitudes,
appurtenances and advantages thereunto belonging or
in anywise appertaining, situated in the Parfsh of
Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that part hereof
known as LIVE OAK MANOR SUBDIVISION, all as per plan
by Subdivision Planning Engineers, Inc., dated March
16, 1959, revised June 9, 1959, approved under
Ordinance’ No. 4152, adopted’ by the Jefferson Parish
Council, filed for record under entry No. 159352, in
COB 486, folio 469, and as per Act of Dedication
before Harold J. Zeringer, Jr., Notary Public, dated
September 16, 1959, filed’ for record under Entry No.
160982 in COB 488, folio 343, more particularly
described as follows:

LOT 11 of SQUARE 12, bounded by James Street,
Richelle Street, Judith Street, Helis Drive and Jay
Place and said’ Lot 11 measures 55 feet front on
Richelle Street, the same width in the rear, with a
depth of 95 feet on each sideline. According to a
survey by J. J. Krebs & Sons, Inc., dated October
29, 1981, last redated April 8, 1982, Lot 11
cormences at a distance of 110 feet from the corner
of Richelle Street and James Street and bears the
sane designation, located and measurements as above
set forth.

The Improvements bear the No. 22 Richelle Street.
LA

By virtue of the act referred to in Paragraph 3 hereinabove,
defendants confessed judgment upon the note, and consented that if the same
was not paid in accordance with the terns and stipulations of said note and
the aforesaid act(s), the property might be seized and sold under executory

process, for cash and without appraisement, defendants having waived the



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‘ORDER

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CONSIDERING the allegations of the foregoing petition and
the exhibits attached thereto, it is ordered tha’
attorney at law be and is hereby appointed to represent the
absent defendants, John Harold McKee and Larry McKinney, herein.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Executory Process issue herein,
as prayed for and according to law and that the writ of seizure
be served upon all defendants and upon the attorney at law

appointed to represent the absent defendant:

John Harold McKee

and Larry McKinney.

Gretna, Louisiana this kt day oi

PLEASE SERVE DEFENDANTS

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Attorney at Law appointed 6

to represent John Harold
McKee

AND
JoAnne Dawkins McKee

356 Jeffer Drive
Waggaman, Louisiana 70094

AND

Rttorney at Law appointed
to represent Larry McKinney

AND
Ella Dee carter

8534 Cedar Lane OR 356 Jeffer Drive
New Orleans, Louisiana 70127 Waggaman, Louisiana 70094



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October 19, 1987 and passed before H. Gordon Hartman, Notary
Public in and for the Parish of Orleans and two witnesses, and
duly recorded in MOB 2072, folio 288, Parish of Jefferson,
State of Louisiana, all of which will more fully appear from
the original of said note, which is attached hereto and made a

part hereof and which is marked Plaintiff's Exhibit

"and
from a certified copy of the said Act, which is also attached
hereto and made a part hereof and which is marked Plaintiff's
Exhibit “B".

II.

The said mortgagors did, in the said act, waive all
homestead exemptions to which they may be entitled under the
Constitution and laws of the State of Louisiana.

Tit.

In the above mentioned Act, the mortgagors agreed that the
property hereinafter described would remain specially
mortgaged, affected and hypothecated in favor of Standard
Mortgage Corporation, lender or any future holder or holders of
said note, until the full and final payment thereof, in
principal, interest, attorney's fees, taxes and costs, and the
mortgagors bound and obligated themselves not to sell, alienate
or encumber the property to the prejudice of the Act of
Mortgage.

Iv.

In the above mentioned act, the said mortgagors confessed
judgement on the note and consented that if same were not paid
in accordance with the terms, conditions and stipulations of
the said act, said property would be seized and sold under
Executory Process.

ve
In the said act hereinabove referred to, the said mortgagors

aid specially mortgage, affect and hypothecate unto and in

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PETITE

FOR EXECUTORY PROCESS

‘The petition of Pelican Homestead and Savings Association, a savings

and loan association organized and existing under the laws of the State of

jana, ané domiciled in the Parish of Jefferson, appearing herein
through the undersigned counsel, with respect represents that
1

Made defendant herein 1s Abdel Mohsen Mohamed Blbae, © person of

the fal age of majority and domiciled in the State of Flori.
n.

On Decenber 30, 1967, petitioner, Pelion Homestesd and Savings
Assocation, merged with and became the successor of Gulf Federal Savings
and Loan Associaton, Tu accordance with La, Rev. Stat, 61864, when
the merger becomes effective, the separate existence of eath constituent
association ceases except for that of the surviving association and the
ern astociation possesses all the rights and privileges, and is

sted with tile to all property, rights, and actions whatever possessed
oy Or we to each constituent assocation, inching the right to

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proceed in this lawsuit.

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a.

Gulf Federal Savings and Loan Association was originally chartered as
Gulf Federal Savings and Loan Association of Jefferson Parish.
‘Thereafter, the name was changed to Gulf Federal Savings Bank.

wv.

On or about November 21, 1986, the Federal Home Loan Bank Board
appointed the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation as receiver
for Gulf Federal Savings Bank, and, on the same date, the Federal

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of Louisiana, to-wit:

THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all the
rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, appurtenances and
advantages thereunto belonging or in  anywise
appertaining, situated in the State of Louisiana, Parish
of Jefferson, designated as WOODMERE SUBDIVISION, SECTION
7, all as per plan of resubdivision by J.J. Krebs & Sons,
Inc., C.E. & S., dated duly 24, 1978, approved by the
Jefferson Parish Council by Ordinance No. 13812, on March
28, 1979, registered April 27, 1979 in COB 955, folio
226, same being designated as follows:

Lot 1877, Square RR, Which Square is bounded by West
Catawba Drive, Catawba Court (side), 90 degree Canal
Right of Way and Eastview Drive, and said lot commences
1,016.12 feet from the corner of West Catawba Drive and
Eastview Drive with a first frontage of 42.15 feet, a
urther frontage of 14.45 feet and a further frontage of
5.81 feet, all on West Catawba Drive, 60 feet in rear, by
a depth of 91,49 feet on the northerly lot line and a
depth of 100 Zeet on the opposite lot line. All as more
fully shown on survey by Gilbert, Kelly & Couturie, Inc.,
dated May 26, 1983.

Improvements thereon bear Municipal No. 2500 West Catawba
Drive, Harvey, La. 70058.

vi.

By Act of Notarial Endorsement and Assignment of Mortgage
Note dated June 24, 1983 executed before Grayuord FP. Martin,
Notary Public, the above described mortgage note was
transferred and assigned by Laurance Eustis Mortgage
Corporation unto Federal National Mortgage Association, which
said assignment is attached hereto and made a part hereof and
marked Plaintiff's Exhibit "c".

vir.

The petitioner herein, Federal National Mortgage
Association, has been advised that the whereabouts of Joyce
Kelly Albert, the defendant herein, are unknown and it will
therefore be necessary for this Honorable Court to appoint an
attorney to represent the absent defendant.

VIIt.

The mortgagor having failed to make the payments required

under the terms of her mortgage, is in default under the terms

of said mortgage and Standard Mortgage Corporation, as



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$23.00 on each installment delinquent in excess of fifteen (15)
days.
vi.

Petitioner avers that the said Tony Joseph Cantrelle, Jr. and
Mildred Aviragnet Cantrelle, Tony Joseph Cantrelle, Jr. being
represented by his agent and attorney in fact Mildred aviragnet
Cantrelle, did, by an act of sale with assumption of mortgage
passed before Patricia B. Arnona, Notary Public, dated June 29,
1984, recorded in Conveyance Office Book 1078, folio 932,
Instrument No. 84-32349, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, grant,
bargain, sell and convey said property to Jon Gregory Maxwell.
That in said act of sale with assumption of mortgage the said Jon
Gregory Maxwell did assume and obligate himself to all of the
original terms and conditions of the note and mortgage sued upon
herein, Petitioner further avers that the said Jon Gregory
Maxwell, husband of Kathey Boudreaux Maxwell, did, by an act of
sale with assumption of mortgage passed before Ellen Mullins,
Notary Public, dated August 5, 1988, recorded in Mortgage Office
Book 2314, folio 81, Instrument No. 88-37238, Jefferson Parish,
Louisiana, grant, bargain, sell and convey said property to Debbie
Brinkley Fountain and Angus A. Fountain. That in said act of sale
with assumption of mortgage the said Debbie Brinkley Fountain and
Angus A. Fountain did assume and obligate themselves to all of the
original terms and conditions of the note and mortgage sued upon
herein.

vit.

Petitioner avers that the said note and mortgage are past due
and exigible and that the monthly installment due on January 1,
1990 and all subsequent installments are due and unpaid, and that
because of said default, the entire unpaid principal balance in the
sum of $46,762.47 together with interest at the rate of Twelve
(42%) percent per annum from December 1, 1989, plus late charges
©f $23.00 on each delinquent installment since January 16, 1990,
together with attorney's fees in the amount of Ten (10%) percent

of all sums due, owing and unpaid.


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240H JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFRESOR
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seine of tears
NO. 386,273 DIVISION "A
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AND

ETHEL MACK VINING

FILED:

DEPUTY CLERK

MOTION TO APPOINT CURATOR
on motion of Federal National Mortgage Association, through
undersigned counsel, and upon suggesting to the court that:
I
The whereabouts of defendant(s), Joseph Vining and Ethel
Mack Vining, is unknown as appears from the Sheriff's return of
the citation of file in these proceeding specifically noting that
the civil Sheriff for the Parish of Jefferson is unable to eftect
service upon the defendant(s), and accordingly, defendant(s)
cannot be found and served, and diligent effort has been made to
locate said defendant(s).
Ir.
It is necessary for the Court to appoint an attorney at law
as curator ad hoc for the defendant(s) Joseph Vining and Ethel

Mack Vining.

IT IS ORDERED BY THE COURT, that

attorney at law be and he is hereby appointed curator 44 hec for
defendant(s), Joseph Vining and xthel Mack Vining in these

proceedings and that the writ of seizure and sale be issued

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24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON

STATE OF LOUISIANA

wo. 594-477 rvaston »

H. B. WHITE & SONS, INC.

‘VERSUS

LIONEL HUTCHINSON; MAX HUTCHINSON;
JOSEPH F. COMFORTO; CONSTANCE MARQUER AUCOIN;
KENNETH J. AUCOIN AND DALTON A. MASSON;

FILED:

The petition of #.B. White & Sons, Inc., represented by its
President, Harold B. White, Jr., with represent, represents:
I
H. B. White & Sons, Inc. entered into a lease dated april 19,
1976 with Lionel Hutchinson as lessee. said lease was recorded in
Conveyance Office Book 865, folio 72 for the Parish of Jefferson.
i.
The lease related to the following described property:
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

TWO CERTAIN PORTIONS OF GROUND, together with all the all the
rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, appurtenances and advantages
thereunto belonging, or in anywise appertaining, situated in the
Parish of Jefferson, in that part known as HESSMER PARK
SUBDIVISION, IN SQUARE 3 thereof, bounded by Division street
(formerly Lake Avenue), 18th Street (formerly 31st Street), Hessmer
Avenue and Veterans Boulevard, designated as LOTS A-1 AND B-1,
being a resubdivision of Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 of Square 3, according
to resubdivision plan by curry Dixon & Sons, Inc., dated April 5,
1976, approved by Jefferson Parish Council ‘ordinance No. 12373,-
adopted April 29, 1976, filed May 10, 1976, under Entry No. 718661,
in COB 861, folio 495. And, in accordance with the survey by
Mandle surveying, Inc., sterling E. Mandle, R.L.S., dated November
1, 1989, said portions of ground are more fully described as
follows:

Lot A-1 forms the corner of isth Street (formerly 31st Street) and
Division Street (formerly Lake Avenue) and measures 82.95 feet
front on isth Street (formerly 31st Street), a width in the rear
of 80.85 feet actual (80.15 feet title), by'a depth and front on
Division Street of 100.08 feet, and a depth on its opposite
sideline adjoining Lot B-1 of 100.02 feet.

Lot B-l adjoins tot A-1 and commences 82.95 feet from the
intersection of 18th Street (formerly 31st Street) and Division
Street (formerly Lake Avenue), and measures thence 83.0 feet front
on isth Street (formerly 31st Street), same width in the rear, by
a depth of 100.02 feat between equal and parallel lines.

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act, the mortgaged property might be seized and sold by executory
process for cash and without appraisement, the said mortgagor
having dispensed with appraisement thereof and waived and
renounced the benefits of appraisenent.

v.

To further secure the payment of said note, the said
defendants gave to petitioner in pledge, all of the installments
paid or to be paid in monthly reduction shares of the petitioner,
represented by certificate number 9296 all in accordance with the
terms and provisions of the charter and by-laws of petitioner;
and they further bound themselves to pay monthly the sum of ONE
HUNDRED THIRTY ONE AND 26/100 ($131.26) DOLLARS and agreed that
should they fail to pay the said interest and installments, or
any portion thereof, on the said note, such failure would,
without putting said defendants in default, make the promissory
note, with all interest thereon and costs and expenses incurred
in accordance with the provisions of the act, become immediately
due and exigible and the petitioner would have the right to seize
and sell the property by executory process, all in accordance
with the provisions of the said act of sale and mortgage.

vi.

The defendants have failed to pay the installments in
accordance with the terms of the note, and the defendants have
also failed to pay interest from December 1, 1989; therefore,
after valid credits have been allowed defendants, there is a
present principal balance due on the note of NINE THOUSAND TWO
HUNDRED FIFTY EIGHT AND 06/100 ($9,258.06) DOLLARS with interest
thereon at the rate of TEN (10%) percent from December 1, 1989,
until paid.

VII.

In the act of sale and mortgage the defendants agreed to pay
the fees of the attorney at law who might be employed to
institute proceedings to recover the amount due under the said
note, which fees were fixed at TEN (10%) percent of the amount

claimed herein.


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24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON
STATE OF LOUISIANA
No: 349-38) DIVISION " * DOCKET NO:
FIFTH DISTRICT SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION
VERSUS
EMELINA PERES TRENCO

FILED: Anon { AS 40

Keobiye
DEPUTY CLERK
Copr, D

ORDER

CONSIDERING the allegations of the foregoing verified
petition and the exhibits attached thereto:

IT IS ORDERED THAT EXECUTORY PROCESS ISSUE herein as prayed
for and according to law; that the defendants’ waiver of demand
for payment be and is hereby recognized; and that a Writ of
Seizure and Sale issue to the Sheriff for the Parish of
Jefferson, State of Louisiana, commanding him to seize the
property described in the Petition and, after due legal
advertisement in accordance with law, to proceed with the sale of
the property, with appraisement, to satisfy the demand and claim
of petitioner herein.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED THAT

be, and he is hereby appointed as curator ad hoc to refresent

Emelina Peres Trenco in these proceedings.

Gretna, Louisiana, this uo aay of

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PLEASE SERVE NOTICE OF SEIZURE ON:

1) EMELINA PERES TRENCO,
through her court appointed
curator Ad Hoc

UE_COPY OF THE ORIGINAL
IS OFFIC!

DEPUTY CLEAR
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
‘PARISH OF JEFFERSON, I-A,


go) 38

This transfer is evidenced by the endorsement on the promissory note
dated August 11, 1985.

That, according to the books and records of Pelican Homestead and
Savings Association, Gulf Federal Savings Bank, again pledged the above
referenced promissory note to the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas, as
evidenced by the Endorsement on the promissory note dated February 27,
1986. That, on February 24, 1989, the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas
transferred back to Pelican Homestead and Savings Association the said
promissory note. This transfer is evidenced by the endorsement on the
Promissory Note dated February 24, 1989 and also an Act of Notarial
Endorsement, Exhibit D, which is attached hereto and made part hereof.

THUS DONE AND PASSED in my office in Metairie, Louisiana, on the
day, month and year hereinabove first written, and in the presence of
the undersigned competent witnesses, who hereunto sign their names with

the said Appearer and me, Notary, after due reading of the whole,

WITNESSES:
Opgerthe. zx. Lo) Pb Beran S2

ARTHUR J. KEENAN, IR Me

EXECUTIVE VICE Rese. iT
A } : f A f d IN CHARGE OF SPECIAL ASSETS
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Geni

NOTARY PUBLIC

F THE ORIGINAL,
iS OFFICE.

DEPUTY CLERK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.


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served personally with process, an attorney at law should be appointed to

represent then.

By virtue of paragraph 14 of said Act of Vendor’s Lien, defendants
waived any and al] notice of demand.

WHEREFORE, the premises annexed and documents considered, petitioner
prays for an order of executory process herein, that a writ of seizure and
sale issue herein directing the Sheriff for the Parish of Jefferson, State of
Louistana, to setze and sell, after due advertisements, delays, requisites and
formalities, the property hereinabove described, for cash and without

appraisement, to pay and satisfy the claim of your petitioner in the principal

sum of $36,597.34, with interest at the rate of 15.500% per annum from October
1, 1989 until paid, together with 10% per cent upon said principal and
interest, as attorney’s fees, together with all sums advanced for taxes and/or
insurances late charges; property preservation expenses; court costs expended;
and sheriff’s costs and commissions; as well as any and all other costs

incurred in the prosecution of this matter.

Petitioner further prays that out of the proceeds of the sale, it be

paid in preference and priority over all other persons and entities.

Petitioner further prays that an attorney at law be appointed to

represent the absent defendants in this proceeding.

MIDDLEBERG, RIDDLE & GIANNA

201 ST. CHARLES AVENUE - 31ST FLOOR
NEV ORLEANS, ,LOUTSTANA 70170-3100
TELEPHONE: (504) 5

ATTENTIONS FORECLOSURE. DEPARTMENT

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DEPUTY CLERK
ATH FUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.



24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON
STATE OF LOUISIANA

NO. 415-138 ivisiGe "a"
JEFFERSON SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 5
5
‘VERSUS 3
JORY WALTHER, wife of/and a
CARL WOODWARD CLEVELAND and 3
‘VERA WRIGHT, wife of/and 8
DAVID DUBOURG THIRAUT 3

PILED: “O,

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF JEFFERSON

BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally came and
appeared: RAYMOND S. MONTALBANO, of lawful age, who, after being
by me first duly sworn, did depose and say:

That he is the Vice President of Jefferson Savings & Loan
Association, the petitioner in the above and foregoing petition;
that he has read the same and re-avers all facts contained
therein as if said facts were reproduced in full. Furthermore,
to the best of his knowledge and belief, the allegations therein

contained are true and correct.

+ NON:
Vice-President
Jefferson Savings & Loan Association

Sworn to and subscribed before

me, Ngpary cere day of
he

NOTARY PUBLIC

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et SUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PTH TRISH OF JErFERSON, EA



3105

ORDER

Considering the allegations of the foregoing petition and
the exhibits annexed thereto let Executory Process issue
herein, It is further ordered that a Notice of Demand for
payment be served on defendants herein and thereafter that a
writ of seizure and sale issue herein, as prayed for according

to law withou) ‘aisement

Let , Esq. be appointed Curator-

ad-Hoc to represent the ent defendant, Joyce Kelly Albert.

Gretna, Louisiana

PLEASE SERVE:
(1) NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

(2) NOTICE OF DEMAND

(3) NOTICE OF SEIZURE AND SALE
(4) COPY OF PETITION ON:

Esq.
Curator-ad-Hoc to represent the
absent defendant
Joyce Kelly Albert

COPY OF THE ORIGINAL,
IS OFFICE.

DEPUTY CLERK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.


ORDER
CONSIDERING THE FOREGOING

77 Attorney~
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IT IS ORDERED that!
at-Law be, and he is hereby appointed to repr
defendant(s), NIEVES IGNACIA LOPEZ, and that(s4id defendant(s)
be served through said Attorney-at-Law with the notice of
seizure and all other notices and citations required or
permitted by law.

Gretna, Louisiana, this 194 aay of saul ,

1990.

EET

FUDICIAL RIC
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STATE OF LOUISIANA

PARISH OF ORLEANS

BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally came and
appeared:

JAMES C. ARCENEAUX, IIT
who, being by me first duly sworn, did depose and say:

That he is the attorney for Standard Mortgage Corporation
and that, as such, he is familiar with the account of Phyliss
Schaefer, wife of/and Philip A. Shaw (present mortgagors) and
Paula Denise Calais, wife of/and Ronald Hugh Ohlmeyer (original

mortgagors), Account No. 046598 (433), which said account has a

principal balance of $70,526.57 plus interest at a rate of 9.5%
from September 1, 1990 until paid, which saia@ account is
currently due for the months of October 1, 1990 until date.

Appearer has further been advised by Plaintiff that their
records reflect that the original mortgagors herein were not in
the armed services of the United States at the time the loan wae
originated and moreover, lender has not been subsequently advised
that the original mortgagors are in the armed services of the
United States.

Appearer further avers that there is nothing in the records
of the lender/plaintiffé herein to indicate that the current
ownere are in the armed services of the United States and
accordingly, to the best of appearer's information, knowledge and
belief the Soldiers’ and Sailors‘ Civil Relief act of 1940 (50

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Considering the allegations of the foregoing petition and
Exhibits annexed thereto, let Executory Process issue herein;
It is ordered that a writ of seizure and sale issue herein
forthwith, as prayed for, according to law, without

appraisengnt .

Let be appointed Curator-

ad-Hoc to represent

McCarthy.

Gretna, Louisiana

PLEASE SERVE:
(1) NOTICE OF SEIZURE AND SALE (NOTICE OF DEMAND WAIVED)
(2) COPY OF PETITION ON:

Eliska Gerhold Barrios, wife of/and
John D. Barrios, Sr.

3720 Sue Ker Dr.

Rarvey, La. 70058

PLEASE SERVE:

(1) NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

(2) NOTICE OF SEIZURE AND SALE (NOTICE OF DEMAND WAIVED)
(3) COPY OF PETITION ON:

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24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON

STATE OF LOUISIANA MW,

01430-1468 pri@sr0xa
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VERSUS.
BDDIE J. RHODES, IIT

‘AND

SUNNY ANN BILLIOT MATA
(A/K/A SUNNY ANNE BILLIOT MCBROOM AND SUNNY A. ci

PILED?

DEPUTY CLERK

TON RATOR
on motion of Federal National Mortgage Association, through

undersigned counsel, and upon suggesting to the Court that:

I.
The whereabouts of defendant(s), Eddie J. Rhodes, ITI and
Sunny Ann Billiot Mata (a/k/a Sunny Anne Billiot McBroom and Sunny

A. Crabtree) is unknown as appears from the Sheriff’s return of the

citation of file in these proceedings specifically noting that the
Civil sheriff for the Parish of Jefferson is unable to effect
service upon the defendant(s), and accordingly, defendant(s) cannot
be found and served, and diligent effort has been made to locate

said defendant(s).

ar.

It is necessary for the Court to appoint an attorney at law as
curator ad hoc for the defendant(s) Eddie J. Rhodes, III and Sunny
Ann Billict Mata (a/k/a Sunny Anne Billiot McBroom and Sunny A.

crabtres

IT TS ORDERED BY THE COURT, that
attorney at law be and he is hereby appointed curator ad
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and all other future holders of the note, the following
described property situated in the Parish of Jefferson, State
of Louisiana, to-wit:

THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all the
rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, appurtenances and
advantages thereunto belonging or in anywise
appertaining, situated in the City of Kenner, Parish of
Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that part thereof known
as University City Subdivision, all in accordance with
plan of subdivision of Surveys, Inc., dated November 4,
1960, as revised December 14, 1960, and as revised
December 21, 1960, and as further revised January 30,
1961, and as still further revised February 20, 1961, and
as still further revised October 18, 1961, and further
resubdivided by Ordinance #881 of the City of Kenner,
dated December 20, 1965, and also by Ordinance #1197 of
the City of Kenner dated March 24, 1970, and most
recently resubdivided as per plan of J. 1. Fontcuberta,
dated May 11, 1970, and approved by Ordinance #1224 of
the City of Kenner; duly registered in C.0.B. 716, folio
675, and in Plan Book 69, folio 3, and in accordance
therewith, the said lot is designated as Lot N of Square
16, which said square is bounded by Tulane Drive, 40th
Street, a 20 foot servitude and the line of said
subdivision (63 foot servitude to 4th Jefferson Drainage
District) and which lot measures as follows:

Lot N of Square 16 measures 50 feet front on Tulane
Drive, the same width in the rear, by a depth of 110 feet
between equal and parallel lines, said Lot N lying nearer
to and commencing at a distance of 305 feet from the
intersection of 40th street and Tulane Drive.

All as more fully shown on survey of Frank Foster &
Associates Inc., dated November 27, 1970.

Improvements thereon bear Municipal No. 4025 W. Tulane
Drive, Kenner, La. 70062.
VI.

By Act of Cash Sale and Assumption of Mortgage executed May
7, 1973, before Harold J. Zeringer, Jr., Notary Public, the
above described property was transferred by Grace DiBenedetto
Cameron Roberts, wife of/and Terry L. Roberts to Louise Cedotal
Neuhauser, wife of/and David A. Neuhauser, Jr., which said act
is duly recorded in MOB 611, folio 716, Parish of Jefferson,
Louisiana; the said assumptors did assume, bind and obligate
themselves to pay in full the certain mortgage note hereinabove
described and to comply with all the terms and conditions of

said note and mortgage, to the same extent as if they were the



That the above described promissory note is paraphed "Ne VarieturTM by H.
Edward Elizey, Notary Public, for identification with a collateral mortgage and
pledge passed before him on May 23, 1984 in the anount of $20,000.00 executed
by Isadore J, Guidry, and recorded in WOB 920 FOLIO 160 tn which act the
defendant(s) granted a mortgage against the herein described property to secure
‘the aforesaid promissory note al1 as more fully shown by a certified copy of
the act annexed hereto and made a part hereof.

5.

That in the aforesaid act the defendant(s) aid spectfically mortgage,

effect and hypothescate unto and in favor of any holder of the aforesaid notes,

‘the following described property, to-wit:

THAT PORTDN OF GROUND, together with al} the buildings and {mprovements there-
on, andéll the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, prescriptions, appur-
tenances, and advantages thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, sit-
uated in'the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that part known as
HIGHWAY PARK SUBDIVISION, in SQUARE.444, thereof, bounded by Minnesoto, Miss~
issippi, West Napoleon Avenues and Fourth’Street. That portion of ground is
designated as LOT on a plan of reaubdivjsjon made by Adlos Orr, Jr, and
Associates, dated May 16, 1955, copy of which is annexed. to act. before

John T, Charbonnet, Notary Public, op Oetoben 34 1955, and according to

which said survey, ’said lot measures ap follows: y

Lot "K" forms the corner of Mississipp} Avenue and Fourth Street and measures
65 feet front on Mississippi Avenue, ame jn width in tha pear, by a depth an¢
front on Fourth Street of 122.5 feet between equal and parajie} lines,

being composed of part of original lots'25, 26, and 27 and part of the origine
common alley in the rear; all as more fylly shown ona plat of. survey by

Adloe Orr, Jr. and Associates, dated Appi] 20, 1964, annexed:to act of sale
passed before Nat. B. Knight, Jr., Notary Public, dated May 20, 1964, being

@ sale by LuBeth Cohen, wife of, and Jameé Richard Kurz to Jefferson’ Savings &
Loan Association, reg.'in COB_", folio’,

Being the same property acquired py owners herein in act. dated
3-20-60, and registered in COB 978, folio 730.

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for paymerit be’ issued herein and served upon said attorney, and

after all necessary delays that a Writ of Seizure and Sale issue

herein, and be served upon said attorney at law.

Respectfully submitted,

SHAPIRO AND KREISMAN

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Louisiana Bar Roll #17501

JANE FATA MENTZ

Louisiana Bar Roll No, 16908
Attorney's for Plaintice

601 Papworth Avenue ~ Suite 200
Metairie, LA 70005

(504) 831-7726

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2e¢ft SUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
"PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.


thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining situated in the
Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that part thereof
known as Timber Ridge Subdivision, being a resubdivision of
Parcels K and R of Lake Timberlane Estates Subdivision, per
plan of J, J, Krebs & Sons, Inc., dated April 8, 1981, approved
by the Jefferson Parish Council under Ordinance No. 14779 on
June 24, 1981, recorded in COB 1007, folio 760, and according to
said plan, said lot is designated and’ bounded as follows:

Lot 19, Square B, Timber Ridge Subdivision measures 64 feet
front on Lac Bienville Drive, same width in the rear, by a depth
of 140 feet between equal and parallel lines which square is
bounded by Lac Bienville Drive, Lac St. Pierre Drive (side) Lac
Couture Drive (side) and Lac Belle Drive (side). The property
herein described measures and is in accordance with a survey by
Felicien Perrin, Registered Land Surveyor, dated December 9,
1981, a copy of which is annexed hereto and made part hereof.

Being the same property acquired by Abdel Mohsen Mohamed
Elbaz from Jeanne Ryals, wife offand Patrick W. Fontenot by act
before Marvin Opotowsky dated October 7, 1983, registered in
COB » folio :

This property bears municipal address 4135 Lac Bienville Drive,
Harvey, Louisiana 70058.

vu.
Petitioner attaches hereto as Exhibits B and C respectively and makes

a part hereof a certified copy of the aforesaid Act of Mortgage and the

original of the Note identified therewith.
vi.

That, as shown by the Authentic Act of Transfer of Note attached
hereto and made part hereof as Exhibit D, Gulf Federal Savings Bank
pledged the above-referenced Note to the Federal Home Loan Bank of
Dallas on January 30, 1985. That the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas
transferred the Note back to Gulf Federal Savings Bank on August 11,
1985. That, as further shown by Exhibit D, Gulf Federal Savings Bank
again pledged the above-referenced Note to the Federal Home Loan Bank of
Dallas, on February 27, 1986, That, pursuant to the Certified Copy of

f as Exhibit E,

Notarial Endorsement attached hereto and made part he
the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas transferred the Note back to Pelican
Homestead and Savings Association on February 24, 1989.

Ix.

That, by said Act of Mortgage, petitioner retained a first mortgage
lien and privilege on the property, and the defendant granted a special
mortgage under the "pact de non alienando" upon said property to secure
the payment of said Note, with interest, attorney's fees, late charges,

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STATE OF LOUISTAN

no. 392-74 2—oiwiston * +

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DELTA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
versus

AMBERSON M. WEBB
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FILED:

DEPUTY CLERK

PETITION FOR EXECUTORY
PROCESS AND APPOINTHENT OF CURATOR

The DELTA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, @ Loufstana banking
corporation, doing business in the Parish of Plaquemines, State
of Louisiana, respectfully shows:

L

The defendant, ANBERSON N. WEBB, @ person of the full

age of majority and domiciled in the Parish of Jefferson.
1.

Petitioner ts the holder of a promissory note in the
anount of FORTY THOUSAND AND NO/100 ($40,000.00) DOLLARS attached
as Exhibit Pel, which was executed on April 27, 1983, by
defendant, as maker, payable to the order of “Bearer* and payable
on Oemand with interest at the rate of twelve (12%) per cent per
annum from date until paid and providing for attorney's fees of
254 of Gh principal and interest due should an attorney be
enptoyed*to enforce collection of the note.
ae ML

The attached note was paraphed by Joseph E. Defley, Ire,
Notary Public, to identify with an authentic act of collateral
mortgage executed before him on April 27, 1983, a certified copy
of the act is attached as Exhibit P-2, respectively. In this

authentic act, the collateral mortgage was recorded in HOB



Parish of Orleans and two witnesses, and duly recorded in MOB
881, folio 885, Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, all of
which will more fully appear from the original of said note,
which ie attached hereto and made a part hereof and which is
marked Plaintiff's Exhibit "A" and from a certified copy of the
said Act, which is also attached hereto and made a part hereof
and which is marked Plaintiff's Exhibit "B*.
In.

The said mortgagor did, in the said act, waive all homestead
exemptions to which she may be entitled under the Constitution
and laws of the State of Louisiana.

mn.

In the above mentioned Act, the mortgagor agreed that the
Property hereinafter described would remain specially
mortgaged, affected and hypothecated in favor of Laurance
Bustis Mortgage Corporation lender or any future holder or
holders of said note, until the full and final payment thereof,
in principal, interest attorney's fees, taxes and costs and the
mortgagor bound and obligated herself not to sell, alienate or
encumber the property to the prejudice of the Act of Mortgage.

Iv.

In the above mentioned act, the said mortgagor confessed
judgment on the note and consented that if same were not paid
in accordance with the terms, conditions and stipulations of
the said act, said property would be seized and soid under
Bxecutory Process.

ve

In the said act hereinabove referred to, the said mortgagor
did specially mortgage, affect and hypothecate unto and in
favor of the mortgagee, Laurance Eustis Mortgage Corporation
and any and all other future holders of the note, the following

described property situated in the Parish of Jefferson, State

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FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK

‘VERSUS

ELLA LANDRY, WIFE OF/AND DONALD J. ADAMS

FILED: DEPUTY:
surT ISSORY
1
‘AND APPOINTMENT OF KEEPER

The Petition of First Federal Savings Bank , a banking
corporation, domiciled in the Parish of Orleans, state of
Louisiana, respectfully represents:

1.

Defendants, Ella Landry, wife of/and Donald J. Adams, who are
domiciled in Englewood, Colorado, are indebted unto your petitioner
in the sum of THIRTY THOUSAND AND NO/100 ($30,000.00) DOLLARS,
together with interest, attorney's fees and costs of court as
hereinafter set forth.

In.

Petitioner is the holder of a certain promissory note ("P-1")
executed by Ella Landry, wife of/and Donald J. Adams, both
appearing therein by Richard Regan, their duly authorized agent and
attorney in fact as contained in Special Power of Attorney attached
hereto and marked "P-2". Said promissory note was executed on July
7, 1987 made payable to the order of First Federal Savings Bank,
in the sum of THIRTY THOUSAND AND NO/100 ($30,000.00) DOLLARS,
payable on demand. Interest under this note is Twenty-Five (25%)
percent, all as shown on the said note which is attached hereto and
marked "P-1".

rrr.

In an act of hypothecation, attached hereto and marked "P-3",
the defendants, by their agent and attorney in fact, Richard Regan,
authorized to pledge as security on their behalf, the collateral
mortgage note of Ella Landry, wife of/and Donald J. Adams, their

agent and attorney in fact, Richard Regan, dated July 7, 1987,

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No. 394-566 prvisron +/4

FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION

VERSUS
NORMA JEAN SMITH, ALSO KNOWN AS NORMA JEAN MATTET

FILED: i)
DEPUTY CLERK Be

MOTION AND ORDER TO APPOINT ATTORNEY AT LAW
TO REPRESENT ABSENTEE DEFENDANT CODE D- 7

On motion of FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, through
undersigned counse1, and on suggesting to the Court that as will
appear from the record of these proceedings a due and diligent
search has been made for tha defendant, NORMA JEAN SMITH, ALSO
KNOWN AS NORMA JEAN MATTE but not withstanding such search the
defendant has not been found: that this court has jurisdiction
over the immovable property which 1s the subject of this petition
for executory process; and that an attorney at law be appointed to
represent the defendant as absentee upon whom all sérvices can be
made? .

IT IS ORDERED BY THE COURT, that

and he is hereby appointed attorney at law to reprédent the
absentee defendant, NORMA JEAN SMITH, ALSO KNOWN AS NORMA JEAN
MATTEL and thet he be served with all services directed to said
defendant in these proceedings.

Gretna, Louisiana this [94 aay of

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A PROFESSIONAL LAW CORPORATION
Attorneys for Plaintiffs

200 0i1 & Gas Building
1100 Tulang Avenue

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Telephy 504/525-7703

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attorney at law be and he is hereby appointed curator a

defendant(s), Michael Simoulidis, Donna Apazidis Simoulidis,
Stella Psarras Improglou and Angellos Improglou in these
proceedings and that the writ of seizure and sale be issued

herein and served upon said attorney at law.

Gretna, Louisiana, thie 7 aay of » 1970
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SHAPIRO AND KREZSION ED. 7
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TouisYéna Bar Roll #17601

JANE FAIA MENTZ

Louisiana Bar Roll No. 16908
Attorney's for Plaintitt

601 Papworth Avenue - Suite 200
Metairie, LA 70005

(504) 831-7726

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STATE OF LOUISIANA

NO. 402-214

RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION,

Successor-in-Interest to the Federal Savings & Loam

Insurance Corporation, as Conservator of Citizens HomeSte|

Association with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporgti
as Managing Agent $

versus Ley.
ROBERT P. GUASTELLA “6.
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DEPUTY CLERK

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PILED:

MOTION FOR APPOINTMENT OF CURATOR AD HOC

NOW INTO COURT, through undersigned counsel, comes RESOLUTION
TRUST CORPORATION, Successor-in-Interest to Federal Savings and
Loan Insurance Corporation, appearing herein as Conservator of
Citizens Homestead Association and respectfully represents:

1.

Information provided by the Sheriff’s Office for the Parish of
Jefferson indicates that the citation issued to defendant, Robert
P. Guastella, in these proceedings was returned by the sheriff as
he was unable, after numerous attempts, to locate the defendant.
All attempts at service have been unsuccessful and at this time,
plaintiff has no other information as to where this defendant may
be located.

2

Plaintiff is informed and believes, and alleges, that Robert
P. Guastella, defendant in this suit, has his legal domicile in
this parish and has no information that he has established any
other domicile, but has no agent or other legal representative in
the parish and no fixed place of residence with a person living
there competent to receive service of process, and that it is,
therefore, necessary that the court appoint an attorney at law to
represent him and upon whom service of process may be made.

WHEREFORE, plaintiff prays that an attorney at law be



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Masson, and Shirley Bower, wife of, and John
J. Mirambell, Sr., which Agreement was recorded
in C.0.B. 944, folio 770, Parish of Jefferson,
State of Louisiana; and

(a) That certain Agreement, dated October 2, 1981,
between Lionel Hutchinson and Margaret
Cummings, wife of, and Ronald J. Gravois, Diane

corte

wife of, and Dalton A. Masson, and
Shirley C. Bower, wife of, and John J.
Mirambell, which Agreement was recorded in
€.0.B. 1013, folio 49, Parish of Jefferson,

State of Louisiana.

Iv.

That in 1982 the lessee defaulted in making the lease payments
due under the said lease and abandoned and vacated the leased
premises and leasehold inprovenents.

v.

That on May 1, 1983 H.B. White & Sons,.Inc., thereupon leased
the land and improvements to Robert A. Westerlund for a term of
eight years commencing June 1, 1983, a copy of said lease is
annexed hereto and made part hereof. During 1967, Westerlund
defaulted in his obligations as lessee and petitioner sued to have
the lease cancelled and the purported sale of the leasehold
improvements he had made to Earl Porche. A copy of the judgment
ordering cancellation of the lease and purported sale is annexed
ana made part hereof.

vi.

That the inscriptions described as (a), (b), (c) and (d) of
Article III hereof, are slandering the title to the leasehold
improvements and petitioner is entitled to have the same removed
and ordered cancelled insofar as they pertain to the improvements
on the leased premises, because any right of the lessee or his
assignees to the improvements was lost in 1982 upon the default by

lessee and lessee's abandonment of the leasehold improvements.

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aforedescribed mortgage be recognized and declared enforceable in accordance
with law.

WHEREFORE, PLAINTIFF PRAYS that judgment be rendered herein in its favor
and against the defendant in the full sun of $65,950.00 together with interest
at 9.08 per annum from June 1, 1989 until paid; amounts due for taxes and
insurance premiums at the rate of $21.03 per month from June 1, 1989 and any
additional anounts which plaintife, as permitted by the note and mortgage,
hereafter advances and proves according to law for taxes, assessments, repairs
to and maintenance of the property, attorney's fees and all costs hereof.

PLATNTIFP FURTHER PRAYS that the mortgage in its favor be recognized,

PLAINTIFF FURTHER PRAYS that the court appoint a curator ad hoc to

represent the absent defendant.

SPARKS, DEAN & MORRIS

ORDER

Considering the foregoing?

TT IS ORDERED that Rola Coes) attorney at law, be and is
hereby appointed curator ad hoc to represent fhe absentee defendant, Steven
Craig Thonpson, upon whom service of process may be made.

Franklinton, touisiana, this 72% aay of!



v.

In the said act hereinabove referred to, the said mortgagors
dia specially mortgage, affect and hypothecate unto and in
favor of the mortgagee, Leader Federal Savings and Loan
Association and any and all other future holders of the note,
the following described property situated in the Parish of

Jefferson, State of Louisiana, to-wi

THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon and all the
rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, and advantages
thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, situated
in the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that
part thereof known as JEFFERSON PLACE SUBDIVISION,
DESIGNATED LOT 12, SQUARE 38, bounded by Bienville Drive,
Willowbrook Drive, Brett Drive, and Iberia Street. Said
Lot 12 begins 300 feet from the corner of Bienville Drive
and Iberia Street and measures thence 60 feet front on
Bienville drive, the same width in the rear, by a depth
of 100 feet between equal and parallel lines. All as
more fully shown on a survey by Mandle Surveyors, dated
March 16, 1987.

Improvements thereon bear Municipal No. 216 Bienville
Drive, Gretna, La.70053.

Being the same property acquired by Pamela Ware, wife
of/and Glenn A. Heisser on April 14, 1987. Registered in
COB 1700, folio 109.

vi.

By Act of Notarial Endorsement and Assignment of Mortgage
Note dated April 14, 1987 executed before Anita Jones, Notary
Public, the above described mortgage note was transferred and
assigned by Leader Federal Mortgage, Inc. unto Leader Federal
Savings and Loan Association, which said assignment is attached
hereto and made a part hereof and marked Plaintiff's Exhibit
non

vII.

By Ratification and Confirmation of Notarial Endorsement and
Assignment of Mortgage Note dated May 22, 1990 executed before
Susan Barthel, Notary Public, the above Notarial Endorsement
and Assignment of Mortgage Note was corrected, as will more

fully appear from said Act of Correction, which is attached



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ORDER
Considering the allegations of the foregoing petition and
Exhibits annexed thereto, let Executory Process issue herein;
It is ordered that a writ of seizure and sale issue herein
forthwith, as prayed for, according to law, without

appraisement.

, Esq. be appointed Curator-
ad-Hoc to represent the abi defendants, Pamela Ware, wife

of/and Glenn A. Heisser,

Gretna, Louisiana

PLEASE SERVE:

(1) NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

(2) NOTICE OF SEIZURE AND SALE (NOTICE OF DEMAND WAIVED)
(3) COPY OF PETITION ON:

Esq.
Curator-ad-Hoc to represent the
absent defendants
Pamela Ware, wife of/and
Glenn A. Heisser

1F THE ORIGINAL
IS OFFIC
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DEPUTY CLERK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT couRT
PARISH OF



That the satd defendants, Isadore J. Gutdry, are absent within the meaning
and contemplation of Article 5251 C.C.P, in that the whereabouts of the said
defendant is unknown and he cannot be found and served after a diligent search,
‘though he may be domiciled or actually be in the State and that it is necessary
that the Court appoint an Attorney at Law to represent them and upon whom
service can be made of notice of seizure and sale against whom this proceeding
can be conducted contradictorialy.

WHEREFORE, petitioner prays:

1, That an order of Executory Process issue herein, a writ of seizure and
sale issue herein, directing the Sheriff, Parish of Jefferson, or the Sheriff
of any other parish where the hereinabove described property may be located to
setze and after notice of seizure, delays, advertisenents and compliance with
al] requisites of law, to sell the hereinafter descrtbed property without
appraisement, 10% down, the balance due in 30 days to the highest bidder,

2, That out of the proceeds of satd sale, petitioner be paid by preference
and priority over all other persons and creditors whomsoever, the full amount
claimed herein, that is $55,000.00 with interest at the rate of 18% per annum
from August 28, 1989 until patd, with 254 attorney fees on the principal and
interest and for all costs of these proceedings, plus any additional costs or
expenses that may be incurred by plaintiff to preserve, protect, etc. thetr
security herein.

3. That an Attorney at Law be appointed by the Court to represent the
absent defendant(s), Isadore J. Gutdry, upon whom all legal notices and
proceedings shall be served and against whom this proceedings can be conducted
contradictorily.

4. For all such additional relief as Taw, equity and nature of the case my
permit.

Bar Role # 82

2607 Harvard Avenue
Metairie, Louisiana 70001
(504) 454-5906

Attorney for Petitioner

BOK 8182

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Association has been placed into conservatorship and the Resolution
Trust Corporation has been appointed as Conservator for Franklin
Savings Association. Accordingly, Resolution Trust Corporation as
Conservator for Franklin Savings Association, your petitioner
herein, is the last holder and owner of note.

xII.

In the above described Act of Mortgage, the said mortgagors
Tony Joseph Cantrelle, Jr. and Mildred Aviragnet cCantrelle,
confessed judgment upon said note and consented that if same were
not paid in accordance with the terms and conditions thereof, that
said property might be seized and sold by executory process for
cash with or without appraisement, and without the necessity of
legal demand for payment, or putting in default. The Mortgagor
further agrees in said act of Mortgage not to sell, alienate or
encumber said property to the prejudice of said Act. The said act
further provides that the mortgagors will pay the reasonable and
customary fees of the attorney employed to collect the said note
and mortgage. Said mortgagors have likewise waived all homestead
exemptions.

Iv.

The said note and mortgage further provides that if any
installment of principal and interest, or any part thereof shall
remain unpaid on the said date when such installment is due, that
the said note would be in default and the holder of the said note
and mortgage shall then have the right to accelerate the terms
thereof in the full amount, and the full unpaid balance in
principal and interest shall immediately become due and owing
together with said attorney's fees.

v.

‘The said note and mortgage further provide that if the monthly
payments stipulated in said act of mortgage are in arrears the
mortgagee may collect a "late charge" not to exceed four cents
($.04) for each dollar ($1) of each payment more than fifteen (15)
days in arrears to cover the extra expense involved in handling
delinguent payments. ‘The current monthly payments are in the sum

of $575.00 which allows the mortgagee to charge a late charge of


my
SRDER
IP 15 CROERED that be and is hereby
appointed to represent the absentee defendayts/ cindy Bass, wife of/and

George Bric Nicholson, and that said defendants be served through said
Attorney at Law with the petition, service ami all notices ani citations

required or permitted by law.

Gretna, Louisiana, this Yay of petiber , 1989.

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cmmure, eumse cae | nt

‘SERVE DEFENDANTS:

Cindy Bass, wife of/and
George Bric Nicholson
‘through their duly court
appointed Curator Ai Hoc.

DEPUTY CLERK
‘24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, La,

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Mortgage, which is also attached hereto and made a part hereof,
and which is marked Plaintiff's Exhibit "Cc".
vir.

The petitioner herein, Standard Mortgage Corporation, has
been advised that Richard Francis McCarthy, one of the
defendants herein, is thought to have a mailing address of
W8403 Hwy CC, Tomahawk, Wisconsin 54487 and it will therefore
be necessary for this Honorable Court to appoint an attorney to
represent the absent defendant.

VIII.

The assumptors having failed to make the payments required
under the terms of the assumed mortgage, are in default under
the terms of said mortgage and Standard Mortgage Corporation as
the last holder of the note, after having given due notice to
mortgagors herein, has exercised its option to accelerate the
mortgage and declare the balance of the note, including
principal, interest, insurance and attorney's fees, due and
payable, inasmuch as petitioner's records reflect unpaid
installments from October 1, 1990 to date.

WHEREFORE, petitioner prays that the Court appoint an
attorney to represent the absent Richard Francis McCarthy and,
further, petitioner prays for an order of Executory Process
herein, and further, that a writ of seizure and sale issue
herein directing the Sheriff for the Parish of Jefferson, State
of Louisiana, to seize and sell without appraisement and, after
due advertisement, delays, requisites and formalities, free and
clear of all homestead rights and exemptions, the property
hereinabove described, according to law, for cash, to pay and
satisfy the claim of petitioner, the principal sum of
$56,065.99 with 12.008 percent interest thereon from September
1, 1990 until paid, together with 10.00% percent attorney's

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1

on January 2, 1985, the holder of the Mortgage Note,
Amsouth Mortgage Company Inc. f/k/a Engel Mortgage Company, Inc.,
represented by Diane Spears, Assistant Vice President, executed
an Act of Notarial Endorsement and Assignment of the Mortgage
Note before Jean B. Turley, Notary Public, for the State of
Alabama, County of Jefferson, assigning, selling and delivering
the Mortgage Note to Sovran Mortgage Corporation, and the said
Notary paraphed the Mortgage Note to identify it with this act of
Assignment, the original or a certified copy of which is attached
as an exhibit.

8.

The Mortgage Note was then endorsed to the order of
Sovran Mortgage Corporation by Amsouth Mortgage Company £/k/a
Engel Mortgage Company, Inc.

a.

on January 30, 1989, the property described herein was
sold to Raymond D. Foley and Mary Murray Foley, who assumed the
mortgage herein foreclosed upon and agreed to hold the seller(s)
free from any and all liability thereon, said Act of Sale with
Assumption being recorded at MOB 2449, Folio 240, Official
Records of the Parish of Jefferson, Louisiana. A certified copy
of this Act of Sale with Assumption is attached as an exhibit.

10.

The Mortgage Note is subject to credits paid on the
principal in the total sum of Three Thousand Nine Hundred
Forty and 34/100 Dollars ($3,940.34), leaving an unpaid balance
due on it in the sum of Fifty-six Thousand Five Hundred
Fifty-nine and 66/100 Dollars ($56,559.66), with interest paid
and credited to March 1, 1989.

a.

The Act of Nortgage and Mortgage Note provide that if
any deficiency in the payment of any installment under the note
is not made good prior to the due date of the next such
installment, the entire principal sum, interest, advances for the

care and preservation of the property, and attorney’s fees shall


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certified copy of said Act of Cash Sale and Assumption of
Mortgage, which is also attached hereto and made a part hereof,
and which is marked Plaintiff's Exhibit "c".

vit.

The petitioner herein, Standard Mortgage Corporation, has
been advised that Paula Denise Calais, wife of/and Ronald Hugh
Ohlmeyer, the original mortgagors herein, are believed to have
a current mailing address of 5650 Timber Creek Place Drive,
#1906, Houston, Texas 77084 and it will therefore be necessary
for this Honorable Court to appoint an attorney to represent
the absent defendants.

vIIr.

The assumptors having failed to make the payments required
under the terms of the mortgage, are in default under the terms
of said mortgage and Standard Mortgage Corporation, the last
holder of the note, having given due notice to assumptors
herein, has exercised its option to accelerate the mortgage and
declare the balance of the note, including principal, interest,
insurance and attorney's fees, due and payable, inasmuch as
petitioner's records reflect unpaid installments from October
1, 1990 to date.

WHEREFORE, petitioner prays that the Court appoint an
attorney to represent the absent defendants Paula Denise Calais
wige of/and Ronald Hugh Ohimeyer and, further, petitioner prays
for an order of Executory Process herein; and, further, that a
writ of seizure and sale issue herein directing the Sheriff for
the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, to seize and sell
without appraisement and after due advertisement, delays,
requisites and formalities, free and clear of all homestead
rights and exemptions, the property hereinabove described,
according to law, for cash, to pay and satisfy the claim of

petitioner, the principal sum of $70,526.57 with 9.5% interest



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244H JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON

STATE OF LOUISIANA

392,510 DIVISION TMTMA"TM
BancBoston Mortgage Corporation 2

(f/k/a Mortgage Corporation of the South)

VERSUS
MICHAEL STMOULIDIS
ap
DONNA APAZIDIS SIMOULIDIS

AND

STELLA PSARRAS TMPROGLOU
AND

ANGELLOS IMPROGLOU

FILED:

DEPUTY CLERK

MOTION TO APPOINT. CURATOR
on motion of BancBoston Mortgage Corporation (f/k/a Mortgage
Corporation of the South), through undersigned counsel, and upon

suggesting to the Court that:

I.

The whereabouts of defendant(s), Michael Simoulidis, Donna
Apazidis Simoulidis, stella Psarras Improglou and Angellos
Improglou is unknown as appears from the Sheriff's return of the
citation of file in these proceeding specifically noting that the
civil sheriff for the Parish of Jefferson is unable to effect
service upon the defendant(s), and accordingly, defendant(s)
cannot be found and served, and diligent effort has been made to

locate said defendant(s).

It.
It is necessary for the Court to appoint an attorney at law
as curator ad hoc for the defendant (s{jMichael Simoulidis, Donna

Apazidis Simoulidis, Stella Psarras Segogto and Angellos

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HIBERNIA NATIONAL, BANK 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
versus PARISH OF JEFFERSON

\d RICHARD L. LANDRY’ a/k/a 247- ain
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Filed:

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NOW INTO COURT, through undersigned cotnsel, comes

Hibernia National Bank, plaintiff in the above entitled and

numbered proceeding, and respectfully represents that:

The Sheriff of st. Tammany Parish has been unable to

serve the notice of seizure and notice to appoint appraiser issued
herein on the defendants, Richland & Associates, Inc. through its
Registered Agent and President, Richard L. Landry, and Richard L.
Landry a/k/a Rick Landry.

ar.

Plaintiff is informed, believes and alleges that
defendants, Richland & Associates, Inc. and Richard L. Landry have
moved from the State of Louisiana, and all attempts to locate them
have failed, therefore it is necessary that the Court appoint an
attorney at law to represent them and upon whom service of process

may be made.

PY OF THE ORIGINAL cney
FE an ( Hibernia National Bank
. Lending Law Division

DEPUTY CLERK 313 Carondelet Street - Suite 910
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT ‘New Orleans, Louisiana 70130
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA Telephone: | (504) 587-3210
ORDER

Coysigering the foregoing motion, it is ordered that_____

be appointed as attorney at law
to represent the fants, Richland & Associates, Inc. and
Richard L. Landry a/k/a Rick Landry, and that service of the
notice of seizure and notice to appoint appraiser be made upon

hin.



STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF JEFFERSON

BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally came and
appeared, ALBERT F. WIDMER, JR., who being by me first duly sworn,
did depose and say that:

He is the attorney for the Petitioner in the above petition;
he has read the same; all of the allegations contained therein are
true and correct, to the bestof his information, knowledge and
belief.

Ae Fi Dados Je
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Sworn to and subscribed before me this RH aay of July,

1989.
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‘ORDER

Let , attorney at law, be and
he is hereby appointed as attorney ad hoc to represent the
defendant, WALTER C. YOUNG, and let all further proceedings
herein be carried on contradictorily against the said attorney ad
hoc and his fee and expenses be taxed as costs.
of July, 1989.

LAST KNOWN ADDRESS OF DEFENDANT:

P.O. Box 6538 Me

Hilton Head, South Carolina 29938-6538 ‘“% %
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PROPERTY ADDRESS! 2,

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Metairie, LA 70003



Mortgage, and the original of the said Promissory Note, the same
as if copies in extenso herein.
qin.

That, by the said Act, Petitioner retained a Vendor's Lien
and Privilege on the property sold therein, and which is fully
described herein and the said MAURICIO A. LETONA, granted a
special mortgage under the pact "de non alienando" upon the said
property, to secure the payment of the said Promissory Note, with
interest, Attorney's fees, insurance premiums and other charges,
as will be hereinafter set forth.

Iv.

that by the said act of Vendor's Lien and Privilege and
Mortgage, the said MAURICIO A, LETONA, confessed judgment upon the
said Promissory Note and consented that if the said Promissory
Note was net paid in accordance with the terms and stipulations of
the said Act, the property mortgaged therein might be seized and
sold by executory process, for Cash, to the highest bidder and
without appraisement.

ve

That by the said act of Vendor's Lien and Privilege and
Mortgage the said MAURICIO A. LETONA, obligated himself in case it
became necessary to institute legal proceedings for the recovery
of the amount of the said Promissory Note, or any portion thereof,
to pay the fees of the Attorney who may be employed for that
purpose, which fees are hereby fixed by terms and stipulations of
the said Act of Vendor's Lien and Privilege and Mortgage at FIVE
(5%) per cent upon the total amount sued for.

vq.

That by the said Act of Vendor's Lien and Privilege and
Mortgage, the said MAURICIO A, LETONA, obligated himself to pay to
the said Association at its office in the City of New Orleans,
State of Louisiana, on the FIFTH (5th) day of each month, in
advance, the sum of THREE HUNDRED SIXTY ONE AND 52/100--($361.52)-
DOLLARS on the said Promissory Note, the said monthly payments to
be credited firstly to interest, and the balance of the said

Payments to be credited on account of the THREE HUNDRED FORTY FIVE


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(a/k/a Sunny Anne Billiot HcBroom and Sunny A. Crabtree) in these
Proceedings and that the requisite three (3) day notice of demand
for payment be issued herein and served upon said attorney, and
after all necessary delays that a Writ of Seizure and sale issue

herein, and be served upon said attorney at law.

2h

Gretna, Louisiana, this | aay of

oe .

Respectfully submitted,

SHAP:

AND KREISMAN

sy!
JANE FATA z
Louisiana Bar Roll #17501
STACY C. WHEAT

touisiana Bar Roll #19826
Attorney’s for Plaintiff
3850 North Causeway Boulevard
Suite 710

Metairie, Louisiana 70002
(504) 831-7726



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DEPUTY CLERK

‘me foregoing petition, annexed documents, and the

premises considered:

I? TS ORDERED on dat Lab —
attorney at law, be and he is hereby appointed as ‘ettorney ad hoc

to represent the defendant(s), John A. Daigle and Alicia
squartsoff Daigle, and let all proceedings herein, insofar as the
said defendant(s) is (are) concerned, be carried on
contradictorily against the said attorney ad hoc and his fee and
expenses be taxed as costs.

IP IS FURTHER ORDERED that a writ of seizure and sale
issue herein commanding the Sheriff of Jefferson Parish to seize
and sell the property affected by the mortgage without 3-day
demand (the sane having been waived in the Act of Mortgage), with
appraisal and according to law, for 100% cash at the moment of
adjudication, except as to plaintiff who, if the successful
bidder, shall have the right to retain in its hands that portion
of the bid exceeding costs to the extent necessary to satisfy, in
whole or in part, its claim herein.

READ, RENDERED, AND SIGNED at Gretna, Louisiana,

enis_?Paay of Mastutur 11989.

INFORMATION FOR SERVICE:

Please serve John A. Daigle and Last Known Address of
Alicia Squartsoff Daigle Absentee Defendants:
through the court appointed 437 Plantation Road

attorney ad hoc Rock Hill, Sc 29730

Rayuond D. Foley and
Mary Murray Foley
3852 Redbud Lane
Harvey, LA 70058

Property Address:
3852 Redbud Lane
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demand for payment as provided for in Article 2639 of the Louisiana Code of

Civil Procedure.
8.

The defendants have failed to pay the installment due November 1, 1989

and all subsequent installments due under said note.

Defendants are therefore in default under the terms and conditions of

the aforesaid note and act(s).
10.

Therefore, FRANKLIN SAVINGS ASSOCIATION has exercised its right of
acceleration as the holder of the aforesaid note and declares the entire
balance of said note due and payable, which balance consists of unpaid
principal in the amount of $36,507.34, interest at the rate of 15.50% per
annum from October 1, 1989, until paid, together with 10% per cent upon said
principal and interest, as attorney’s fees, together with all sums advanced
for taxes and/or insurance; late charges; property preservation expenses;
court costs expended; and sheriff’s costs and commissions; as well as any and

all other costs incurred in the prosecution of this matter.
a

By virtue of the terms of the aforementioned note and act(s)
defendants agreed to pay the attorney’s fees equal to 10% of the anounts due
under said note for the attorney at law who might be employed to institute

proceedings to recover the amounts due under said note.
1.

This Court has jurisdiction over the property affected and encumbered
by the act described in Paragraph 3 hereinabove; but because defendants, Leah

Dunnam Musgrove and Woodroe Wilson Musgrove, are absentees who cannot be



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247TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT -ARISH OF JEFFERSON
STATE OF

2 399.381 DIVESTON * S gene Aressr v0:
FIFTH DISTRICT snr Fig = 2

VERSUS

EMELINA PERES TRENCO

al ‘Woven

The petitioner, Fifth District Savings & Loan Association,

corporation having its domicile in the City of New Orleans, State

of Louisiana, with respect represents that:

Wk, (formerly Fifth District Homestead Society), a Louisiana

Petitioner is the holder and owner, for valuable
consideration, of a promissory note, dated august 31, 1978, made

and subscribed by Emelina Peres Trenco, hereinafter called

defendant, of-the full age of majority and resident of the State
of Florida, to the order of Fifth District Homestead Society, now
Fifth District Savings & Loan Association, petitioner herein,
payable in accordance with the charter of said petitioner, and
under the agreements and stipulations as set forth in the act
within which said note is identified for the full sum of THIRTEEN
ow THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND 00/100 ($13,600.00) DOLLARS, for value
received, with interest at the rate of TEN (10%) percent per
annum from date of said note until paid, said interest being
payable monthly at the office of said petitioner, all in

accordance with the charter of the petitioner, and.which note is

paraphed "Ne Varietur" for identification with an act of sale and
mortgage’ dated August 31, 1978 passed before Kent Satterlee, Jr.,
Notary Public, in and for the Parish of Orleans, State of

Louisiana, wherein the petitioner for the price and sum of

May 17 fe
+

THIRTEEN THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND 00/100 ($13,600.00) DOLLARS
sold to defendants in settlement of which purchase price for the
defendants gave their note in the said sum of THIRTEEN THOUSAND

SIX HUNDRED AND 00/100 ($13,600.00) DOLLARS, the following

sssueD, Tl DED

on

described property, to-wit:


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247H JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON
STATE OF LOUISIANA

DOCKET No.

No. 391-574 DIVISION *

MOTUAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION
(FORMERLY MUTUAL HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION

commie Os
Frum: 1989 FN

Deputy Clerk

PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF
CURATOR AD Hoc

The Sheriff for the Parish of Jefferson has been unable to

serve the defendant, Gaylord J. Wilson, after due and diligent

attempts

Ir.

Petitioner is informed and believes that the defendant has
moved from his present address and is an absentee, and on
suggesting to the court that the defendant has vacated the property
and left no forwarding address; that it is necessary that a curator
ad hoc be appointed to represent him against whom these proceedings
can be carried on contradictorily,

WHEREFORE, petitioner prays that a curator ad hoc be appointed

to represent the absentee defendant, Gaylord J. Wilson.

Stephen P. Schott
Bar No. 2096

MONTGOMERY, BARNETT, BROWN,
READ, HAMMOND & MINTZ

on 3200’ Energy Centre

PARISH OF JEFFERION, XA 1100 Poydras Street

New Orleans, TA 70163
Telephone: (504) 585-3200

ORDER
Considering the foregoing petition, let A
, attorney at lav, be and he is

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Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, as receiver for Gulf Federal
Savings Bank, transferred substantially all of the assets of Gulf Federal
Savings Bank to Gulf Federal Savings and Loan Association, all as more
fully appears from the Act of Deposit which evidenced these occurrences.
Said Act of Deposit is dated March 25, 1987, before Nadine Y. Penn,
Notary Public, and two (2) competent witnesses who signed thereon, A
certified copy of said Act of Deposit is attached hereto and made part
hereof as Exhibit A.
v
That, the said Abdel Mohsen Mohamed Elbaz is an absentee under
Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure Article 5251 since he is a non-resident
of this State, His last known address is 7220 Parker Road, No. 4,
Jacksonville, Florida 32211. Therefore, it will be necessary to appoint an
attorney 2t law to represent the absentee under Louisiana Code of Civil
Procedure Article 2674.
VL
Your petitioner, Pelican Homestead and Savings Association, is the
holder and owner for a valuable consideration before maturity of a certain

promissory note made and subscribed in Metairie, Louisian:

by Abdel
Mohsen Mohamed Elbaz to the order of Gulf Federal Savings and Loan
Association of Jefferson Parish in the original principal amount of ONE
HUNDRED FORTY-FOUR THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND NO/100
($144,800.00) DOLLARS, dated October 17, 1983, payable in installments as
provided in said Note and stipulating to bear interest at the rate of
thirteen (138) percent per annum from date until paid. Said Note is
secured by and paraphed "Ne Varietur" for identification with an Act of
Mortgage passed before Marvin Opotowsky, Notary Public, dated October
17, 1983, in the amount of ONE HUNDRED FORTY-FOUR THOUSAND EIGHT
HUNDRED AND NO/100 ($144,800.00) DOLLARS, recorded in the Parish of
Jefferson in MOB 896, folio 390, wherein the said Abdel Mohsen Mohamed
Elbaz executed a first mortgage in the presence of said Notary Public and
two competent witnesses who signed thereon encumbering the following
described property, to-wit:
ONE CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with

all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all rights,
ways, privileges, servitudes, appurtenances, and advantages


FILED

considering the allegations of the foregoing petition and

ORDER

Exhibits annexed thereto, let Executory Process issue herein;
It is ordered that a writ of seizure and sale issue herein
forthwith, as prayed for, according to law, with appraisement.

net Roluct aselD 1 Esq. be appointed Curator-
ad-Hoc to represent the Gbsent defendants, Royal Robert
Arceneaux and Theresa Woodard, wife of/and Kirby Earl McLain,

ar.

Gretna, Louisiana

PLEASE SERVE:

urator ad hoc to repfesent
the absent defendants

Royal Robert Arceneaux

and

Theresa Woodard, wife of/and
Rirby Earl Mcbain,Jr.

With notice of seizure and sale
(notice of demand waived)



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1, 1989 and all subsequent installments are due and unpaid, and
that because of said default and the failure of mortgagor to
cure same within the date specified in the notice of demand
which was given in accordance with the terms of the said
mortgage, the entire unpaid principal balance in the sum of
$60,070.52 together with interest at the rate of Thirteen and
One-Half (13.50%) percent per annum from October 1, 1989,
together with late charges of $28.31 on each delinquent
installment of principal and interest since November 16, 1989,
together with attorney's fees in the amount of Twenty-Five (25%)
percent of all sums due under said note and mortgage.
vrir.

Petitioner annexes hereto and makes a part hereof the
following documents (1) The original promissory note in the sum
of Sixty-one Thousand Eight Hundred and No/100 ($61,800.00)
Dollars, marked as Plaintiff's Exhibit "A", (2) A certified true
copy of the act of mortgage, marked as Plaintiff's Exhibit "B",
(3) A certified true copy of the act of cash sale with assumption
of mortgage by Lisa Marbut, wife of/and Steven J. Waguespack to
James E. Goeth, marked as Plaintiff's Exhibit "c", and (4)
Petitioner's affidavit of compliance with all required notices of
demand, marked as Plaintiff's Exhibit “D", and makes all a part
hereof as though copied at length herein.

Ix.

Petitioner alleges that the defendants, Lisa L. Marbut
Waguespack, Steven J. Waguespack and James E. Goeth, are not in
the military service of the United States of any of its allies.
Petitioner further alleges that the defendants, Lisa L. Marbut
Waguespack and Steven J. Waguespack are currently residing at
4224 W. Pyrancantha Drive, Tuscon, Arizona 85704 and that the
defendant James E. Goeth is currently residing at 323 Overlook
Lake, Boulder, Colorado 80302-9444, and accordingly are absentee
defendants. Petitioner alleges that it is entitled to the
appointment of an attorney to represent defendants, Lisa L.
Marbut Waguespack, Steven J. Waguespack and James E. Goeth, all

in accordance with Civil Code of Procedure Article 5091.


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citations required or permitted by law through said Attorney-

at-Law in the manner and form provided by lew: plaintiff

further reiterates the prayers of the petition filed herein.
Respectfully submitted,

BOLES, BOLES AND RYAN, ATTORNEYS
1805 Tower Drive

P. 0, Box 2065

Monroe, LA 71207-2065

Telephone: (318) 388-4050

BY
Charles a. @yan
Bar #11557

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF OUACHITA

BEFORE ME, the undersigned legal authority in and for said
Parish and State, personally came and appeared CHARLES H. RYAN,
who first being duly sworn, did depose and say: That he is one
of the attorneys for the plaintiff in the above and foregoing
petition and that ali of the allegations of fact contained
therein are true and correct to the best of his knowledge,
information and belief.

Gharies H.(jyan

SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED bef;
of September, 1989.

» Notary, on this 7th day

ORDER
CONSIDERING THE FOREGOING MOTION.

IT IS ORDERED that Attorney-
at-Law be, and he is hereby appointed to represer@ the absentee
defendant(s), ULYSSES A. WIRE, and that said defendant(s) be
served through said Attorney-at-Law with the notice of seizure
and all other notices and citations required or permitted by
law.

Gretna, Louisiana, this {9M ap



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EXHIBIT °F"
* UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
AUTHENTIC ACT OF
NOTICE OF DELINQUENCY * STATE OF LOUISIANA
AND ACCELERATION
ses es #  * * PARISH OF JEFFERSON

BE IT KNOWN, that on this] day of luguet? » 1989,

BEFORE ME, the undersigned Notary Public, duly commissioned and
qualified in and for the State and Parish aforesaid, and in the presence of
the witnesses hereinafter named and undersigned,

PERSONALLY CAME AND APPEARED:

JEANNIE M. RANDAZZO, Attorney with the law firm of Baldwin &
Haspel and Attorney for Pelican Homestead and Savings Association,

who, after being duly sworn, did depose and say:

That she is familiar with that certain promissory note and mortgage
dated October 17, 1983, in the original principal amount of ONE HUNDRED
FORTY-FOUR THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND NO/100 ($144,800.00)
DOLLARS, whereby Abdel Mohsen Mohamed Elbaz, as borrower, granted a
mortgage on the property located at 4135 Lac Bienville Drive, Harvey,
Louisiana 70058, to Gulf Federal Savings and Loan Association of Jefferson
Parish, now Pelican Homestead and Savings Association.

On March 2, 1989, she, Jeannie M. Randazzo, on behalf of Pelican
Homestead and Savings Association, mailed a notice by certified mail,
return receipt requested in accordance with the mortgage, to Abdel Mohsen
Mohamed Elbaz, the borrower, at the property address, 4135 Lac Bienville
Drive, Apartment "C", Harvey, Louisiana 70058, which letter read as

follows:

Please be advised that this office represents Pelican
Homestead and Savings Association, successor by merger with
Gulf Federal Savings and Loan Association of Jefferson Parish,
in connection with the above-referenced loan. Pelican
Homestead's records show that your mortgage loan account ts
now four (4) months in arrears and must be brought current.

Please submit a certified check in the amount of $8,837.70,
covering five (5) monthly payments of $1,588.98 each, four (4)
late charges of $79.45 each, $500.00 in attorney's fees and
$75.00 in certificates and notarial costs. Payments received
after the 15th of the month will result in an additional late
charge of $79.45.

Failure to bring your account current by April 6, 1989, at
which time you will owe six (6) payments, five (5) late charges,
attorney's fees and costs totalling $10,506.13, will result in the
acceleration of your loan by our office declaring the full amount
of your debt due and payable, and the institution of a sale of
your property. Should we elect to foreclose on your property,
you have the right to reinstate your mortgage after acceleration
pursuant to those terms contained in Paragraph No. 18 of your
‘Act of Mortgage. Additionally, you have the right to contest


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24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON
STATE OF LOUISIANA

No. 410-042 DIVISION

JEFFERSON SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION
VERSUS
HUGH PIERCE CHAMPAGNE, CARNELITE MARTINEZ,
wife of/and LOUIS GEORGE CHAMPAGNE,
JOYCE BARBER and CLARE GRAY CHAMPAGNE

FILED:

DEPUTY CLERK
VERIFICATION i

STATE OF LOUTSTANA

PARISH OF JEFFERSON

BEFORE MK, the undersigned authority, personally came and |
appeared: RAYMOND S. MONTALBANO, of lawful age, who, after being
by me first duly sworn, did depose and say:

That he is the Vice President of Jefferson Savings & Loan
Association, the petitioner in the above and foregoing petition;
that he has read the same and re-avers all facts contained
therein as if said facts were reproduced in full. Furthermore, |
to the best of his knowledge and belief, the allegations therein

Viée-President
Jefferson Savings & Loan Association

Sworn to and subscrjbed before i
me, Notary, this /S day of

2eTH JUDICIAL Diss
PARISH OP SerrenSOR LA



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24TH JUDICIAL OISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF aerrerson® a

STATE OF LOUISIANA

wo. SGD 563 DIVISION" " DOCKET
BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. OF LOUISIANA
WS
ISADORE J. GUIORY rN
FILED: iy

DEPUTY CLERK YQ iz
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PETITION FOR EXECUTORY PROCESS WITH CURATOR

The petition of Beneficial Finance Co of Louisiana , a corporation duly
Vicensed and qualified to do business in the State of Louisiana, respectfully
represents:

1
That the defendant(s), Isadore J. Guidry was domiciled in the Parish of

Jefferson, State of Loutsiana.

That the said defendants are indebted unto your petittoner in the full sum
of $55,000.00 together with interest thereon at the rate of 18% per cent from
August 28, 1989 until paid, with 25% attorney fees on the principal and

interest and for all costs of these proceedings, to-wi

3

That petitioner is the holder and ower of a certain promissory note dated
May 23, 1984 in the princtpal sum of $55,000,00 together with interest thereon
at the rate of 18% per annum, executed by Isadore J. Guidry payable to the
order of Benficial Finance Co, of Louisiana which satd note ts due and payable

in 360 monthiy instalIments of $828.89 411 as more fully shown by the ortginal

Lf p apie attached hereto and made a part hereof.



provisions of Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure Article 2672.

HALL, LENTINI, MOULEDOUX
& WIMBERLY

Kee E. HOULEDOUX, OR. NO. S7@2~

Attorney for Petitioner
2551 Metairie Road

Metairie, Louisiana 70001
Telephone: (504) 838-8777

DEPUTY CLERK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
‘PARISH OF JEFFERSON, CA.



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herein and served upon said attorney at law.

Gretna, Louisiana, this aw aay of O:

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Respectfully submitted, * 4
cuntino ato sare 3

THONAS/T. BYRNE, JR.
Louistana Bar Roll #17501
LINDA F. CLAUSEN

Louisiana Bar Roll #17934

JANE A. FATA

Louisiana Bar Roll No. 16908
Attorney's for Plaintiff

601 Papworth Avenue ~ Suite 200
Metairie, LA 70005

(504) 831-7726

DEPUTY,

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of Mortgage passed before James A. Mounger, Notary Public, dated
May 10, 1985 and which mortgage is recorded in Mortgage Office
Book 1166, folio 264, Entry Number 8521179, Parish of Jefferson,
State of Louisiana. said note is secured by an Act of Mortgage
in favor of “Citicorp Homeowners, Inc.", on the following
described property, to-wit:

THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon and all of the
rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, advantages and
appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise
appertaining, situated in the state of Louisiana, Parish of
Jefferson, in that part thereof known as CLAIBORNE PARKWAY,
in SQUARE NO. 3 thereof, bounded by Claiborne Street (side),
East boundary of the subdivision and Hawkston Street. Said
portion of ground is designated as LOTS NOS. 4, 5 and 6,
which said lot adjoin each other and measure each 24 feet
front on Claiborne Drive, same in width in the rear, by a
depth of 120 feet between equal and parallel lines. Lot No.
4 lies nearer to and commences at a distance of 72 feet from
the corner of Claiborne Drive and Hawkston Street. All as
more fully shown on survey of Gilbert, Kelly & Couturie,
Inc., S&E, dated May 8, 1985.

Ir
Citicorp Homeowners, Inc. has since changed its name to

citicorp Mortgage, Inc. Citicorp Mortgage, Inc. (formerly

Citicorp Homeowners, Inc.), your petitioner herein is the last
holder and owner of said note.
III.

In the above described Act of Mortgage, the said mortgagors
Lisa L. Marbut Waguespack and Steven J. Waguespack, confessed
judgment upon said note and consented that if same were not paid
in accordance with the terms and conditions thereof, that said
property might be seized and sold by executory process for cash
with or without appraisement, and without the necessity of legal
demand for payment, or putting in default. The said Act of
Mortgage further provides that said mortgagors do not have the
right to sell, alienate or encumber the said property to the
prejudice of the said act. The said act further provides that
the mortgagors will pay the fees of the attorney employed to
collect the said note and mortgage, which said fees are fixed at
Twenty-Five (25%) percent of the amount sued upon. said

mortgagors have likewise waived all homestead exemptions.


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SOUMMEST SAVINGS ASSOCIARION

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STEVEN CRAIG THOMPSON

ASSOCIATION, legal successor to Stockton Savings Association, authdeizhd tad”
business in Louisiana, who respectfully represents:
1 :

Yade defendant herein is Steven Craig Thompson, who resides in Denver,
Colorado; accordingly, plaintiff requests that a curator ad hoc be appointed to
represent him in connection herewith.

2

Defendant is the omer of the property described in Paragraph 6 herein,
and is the makers of one certain pronissory note in the original principal sum
of $65,950.00 dated October 4, 1985, payable to the order of Troy & Nichols,
Inc., (the “note") and paraphed for identification with an act of mortgage of
even date therewith affecting the property described in Paragraph § herein.
‘The note has been assigned by Troy & Nichols, Inc. to the plaintife.

3.

The said note was payable in monthly installments and the defendant has
defaulted on the note and mortgage by failing to pay, when due, the monthly
installments for July 1, 1989 and the defendant remained in default thereafter
by failing to pay in full such installment and all successive monthly
installments and other amounts due on the note and mortgage before plaintift,
pursuant to the provisions of the note and mortgage, accelerate the entire
indebtedness represented by the note and mortgage, which entire indebtedness
remains unpaid.

4.

Plaintift is owed the following amounts under the note: principal in the
amount of $65,950.00; interest at 9.08 per annum from June 1, 1989 until paid;
amounts due for taxes and insurance premiums at the rate of $21.03 per month
from June 1, 1989 and any additional amounts which plaintiff, as permitted by
the note and mortgage, hereafter advances and proves according to law for

taxes, assessments, repairs to and maintenance of the property, attorney's fees

and all costs hereof. sun Ft path “trot oat
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A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with all of the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all of the rights, ways,
privileges, servitudes, appurtenances and advantages thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining, situated in the City of
Kenner, Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that part
thereof known as Greater Holly Heights Subdivision, Section 3,
all in accordance with the plan of subdivision by J. J. Krebs &
Sons, Inc., C.E. and Surveyors, dated June 29, 1971, which plan
was approved by the City of Kenner by Ordinance Number 1331,
dated August 23, 1971, and recorded in Jefferson Parish Plan Book
74, folio 20 and in COB 743, folio 65, and also according to a
survey by Gilbert, Kelly and Couturie, Errol E. Kelly, Surveyor,
dated September 14, 1978, a copy of which is annexed to an Act
passed before Robert N. Andry, Notary Public, dated September 18,
1978, for reference; said property is more fully described as
follows, to-wit:

Lot 45 of Square H and said Square H is bounded by Continental
Drive, Ronson Drive, Cascade Boulevard, Canal Number 12, West
side of the subdivision and the North boundary of Section 3 of
the subdivision and said Lot 45 commences 1,040 feet from the
intersection of Continental Drive and the said North boundary of
Section 3 of the subdivision and measures thence 50 feet front on
Continental Drive, the same width in the rear, by a depth of 100
feet between equal and parallel lines.

The improvements thereon bear the Municipal Number 3255
Continental Drive.

Being the same property acquired by Mauricio A. Letona from The
Fidelity Homestead Association by an Act passed before Robert N.
Andry, Notary Public, dated October 30, 1980 and registered in
Conveyance Office Book 992, folio 9, for the Parish of Jefferson,
State of Louisiana.

RESTRICTION: The property is subject to the restrictive
covenants and conditions as contained in an Act passed before
Rader Jackson, Notary Public, dated October 18, 1971, registered
in COB 747, folio 102; and as amended before Rader Jackson,
Notary Public, dated December 17, 1971, registered in COB 751,
folio 111, for the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana; and
this reference to those restrictive covenants and conditions is
not to be considered as renewing or recreating the same in any
manner whatsoever.

RIGHT OF WAY: The property is subject to a right of way
measuring five (5') feet in the rear of the property in favor of
Louisiana Power and Light Company, registered in COB 748, folio
803.


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of "OURSELVES", and endorsed by the said Leah Dunnam Musgrove and Woodroe
Wilson Musgrove, in the principal sum of THIRTY SEVEN THREE HUNDRED AND NO/100
(537,300.00) DOLLARS, dated April 14, 1982, payable in monthly instaliments,
including principal and interest, beginning June 1, 1982 and on the first day
of each month thereafter until principal and interest are fully paid, the last
monthly payment, if not sooner paid, being due and payable on May 1, 2012, and
which note bears interest at the rate of 15.500% per annum on the unpaid
balance from date, and which note was paraphed "Ne Varietur" for
identification with and secured by an Act of Vendor’s Lien dated April 14,
1982, passed before Willian W. Shaw, Jr., Notary Public and two witnesses and
recorded in MOB 848, folio 506, acquired at COB 1023, folio 399, of the
official records for the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana. The
original of said note is attached hereto and made a part hereof and marked
"p-1" for identification. A certified true copy of the Act of Vendor's Lien

is attached hereto and made a part hereof and marked "P-2" for identification.

Further, Mellon Financial Services Corporation #7, formerly Carruth
Mortgage Corporation did assign, transfer, convey and deliver all of its
rights, title and interest in and to the above described promissory note unto
Franklin Savings Association by Assignment of Mortgages, in authentic form,
dated August 31, 1989, executed by Carol. «RR. Biondi, Vice
President-Administrative and by Sally Hyatt, Assistant Secretary, and passed
before Debbie S. Detinne, Notary Public and two witnesses. A certified true
copy of said Assignment of Mortgages is attached hereto and made a part hereof

and marked “P-3" for identification.

Further, plaintiff avers that it is the current holder of the
aforesaid note, regardless of the endorsement mistakenly placed in the reverse
of said note by Carruth Mortgage Corporation, as is shown more fully in that
certain Act of Ratification of Cancellation of Endorsement of Note executed by

Mellon Financial Services Corporation #9, formerly Mellon Financial Services



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PARISH OP JBFERSOR
seam, 388-308 STMIE OF LOUISIANA
MERITOR MORTGAGE CORFORATION EAST
vERSUS
CINDY BASS, wife of/and GEORGE ERIC N{CHOLSON
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TERY RO 7

PILED:

PETITION TO ENFORCE
MORIGAGE BY ORDINARY PROCESS
The petition of Meritor Mortgage Corporation Bast, domiciled in the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, County of Hhiladelphia, with respect
represents:
lL
“he defendants, Cindy Bass, wife of/and George Bric Nicholson, who wre
domiciled in the Parish of Jefferson, and on information and belief believed
to be residents of the State of Georgia, are both persons of the full aye of
majority.
In
Plaintiff is the holder of a promissory note in the original anount of
FIFTY NINE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED SIFTY AND NO/100 ($59,300.00) COLLARS, @
copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit P-1, which note was executed on
October 30, 1981, by the defendants, payable to the order of First National

Mortgage Corporation, bearing interest at the rate of twelve (128) per cent
per annum.

rm.

‘The attached note was paraphed by Sidney F. Rothschild, Notary Public,
to identify with an Act of Mortgage executed on October 31, 1981, a copy of
which mortgage is attached hereto as Exhibit P-2. In this authentic act,
which is recorded in the mortgage records of Jefferson Parish, the
defendants, Cindy Hass, wife of/and George Eric Nicholson, granted a
mortgage in favor of First National Mortgage Corporation ani any future
holder or fnlders of the attached note upon the following described
immovable property, to-wit: wnt. bd Lat

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Note executed by defendant on August 23, 1989, and attached
hereto as Exhibit P-4.

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In this act of mortgage, the defendant confessed
judgment on the attached note, and consented to the seizure and
sale of the mortgaged property under executory process if the
note was not paid in accordance with its terms; waived the demand.
for payment prior to seizure; and further waived the benefit of

appraisal of the property prior to judicial sale.

ve

The defendant has not made any of the installments due
and under the terms of the note, the entire unpaid balance of |
$38,791.20, principal, plus accrued interest of $841.71 through i
November 3, 1989, with interest thereafter at the rate of 11s, |
and for attorney's fees and costs mentioned above, is now due and
payable.

VIL,

This court has jurisdiction over the property against,
which the mortgage is sought to be enforced, but since the
defendant, although a resident of this Parish, cannot be served
personally with process, because he 1s an absentee, an attorney
at law should be appointed by the court to represent the
defendant.

WHEREFORE, petitioner, DELTA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY,
prays that an attorney at law be appointed to represent the
absent defendant in this proceeding; and a writ of seizure and

sale be issued forthwith, directing the civil sheriff to seize

and sell the following mortgaged property WITH APPRAISAL, and
according to law, to satisfy petitioner's claim in the amount of
THIRTY-E1GHT THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED NINETY-ONE AND 20/100
(538,791.20) DOLLARS plus EIGHT HUNDRED FORTY-ONE AKD 71/10
($841.71) DOLLARS in accrued interest as of November 3, 1989,
with eleven (11%) percent interest per annum thereon from
November 3, 1989, until paid and attorney's fees of twenty-five

(25%) percent of the principal and interest, and for all costs o}

these proceedings


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appraieal.*
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Petitioner epecifically pleads each and every stipulation, condition,

covenant and provision of the promissory note (hand note), collateral pledge

agreement, collateral mortgage note, and act of Collateral Mortgage as fully
and completely as though the whole and each of them ware copled herein.
16.
The defendants are not nenbers of the Armed Forces of the United states or

any of ite alli

WHEREFORE, petitioner prays

I. That an order of Executory Process issue herein, dispensing with the
Gomand for payment and the three days delay, and that a writ of seizure and
sele Losue herein directing the sheri¢f for the Pariah of Jefferson, Loulslana,
to seize and, after notice of seizure, delays, advertisenente and compliance
with all reguleites of law, to sell to the bighest bidder, free and clear of
all homestead exeaptions and inferior privileges, the hereinabove described
property, for cash, without benefit of appraisal.

IT, That out of the proceeds of

id onle, petitioner be patd by
Preference and priority over all other persons and creditors whomsoaver, the
full anount claimed herein as follows:

A) Principal Balance...
1B) Interest through March 4, 1991... : :
€) Interest accruing from March 5, 1991, until pald....
D) Attorney‘s fees of 258 of principal and interest...
) All costs of court and expenses.

<+$ 63,267.61

TIT. That an Attorney at Law be appointed by this Court to represent the
Anterésts of the deceased, Joseph A. Joia, and tho Butate of Jomeph A. Joia, in

ene

proceedings on whom all demands, notices and other documents shall be

served and against whom this seizure and

le shall be prosecuted
contradictorily.
IV. For all such adéitional relief as law, equity and the nature of the

case may permit.

of ERK
JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
‘PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.


STATE OF LOUISTANA

PARISH OF ORLEANS
AFFIDAVIT

BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally came and
appeared:

ALLAIN C. ANDRY, IIT

who upon being duly sworn, did depose and say:

‘That he is the Chairman of the Board of THE FIDELITY HOMESTEAD
ASSOCIATION, the Petitioner in the above and foregoing Petition;
that he has read the same and that all of the statements made
therein are true and correct, save those made on information and
belief, which latter allegations deponent verily believes to be

true and correct.

a
ANDRY, IFT

Sworn to and subscribed before me,
~
this ___(4'"” aay of aprrn, 1991.

N

OTARY PUBLIC

CIAL DIST
onic
ia ‘PARISH OF JEFFERSON, IA.


PLEASE SERVE NOTICE OF SEIZURE ON:

LEAH DUNNAM NUSGROVE AND
WOODROE WILSON MUSGROVE
THROUGH COURT APPOINTED COUNSEL

ORDER

CONSIDERING THE FOREGOING,

LET executory process issue herein as prayed for and according to law.

FURTHER, LET attorney at law, be
appointed to represent the absent defendants, Legh Dunnam Musgrove and Woodroe

Wilson Musgrove, in this proceeding.

GRETNA, LOUISIANA, this _a s#4day of _ as) + 1990,

EPUTY CLERK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
‘PARISH OF JEFFERSON, EA,



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defendant(s) George Washington Blakely (a/k/a George W. Blakely),
in these proceedings and that a Writ of Seizure and Sale issue

herein, and be served upon said attorney at law.

Respectfully submitted,

Loui¥iana Bar Roll Ng. 16908
KAREN A. CROSBY

Louisiana Bar Roll No. 19313
Attorneys for Plaintiff

3850 N. Causeway Blvd., suite 710
Metairie, LA 70002

(504) 831-7726

‘DEPUTY CLERK
‘24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.


mortgage note hereinabove described and to comply with all the
terms and conditions of said note and mortgage, to the same
extent as if they were the makers of the note and mortgage at
the outset, all of which will more fully appear from a
certified copy of said act of Cash Sale and Assumption of
Mortgage, which is also attached hereto and made a part hereof,
and which is marked Plaintiff's Exhibit "Cc".
vir.

The petitioner herein, Standard Mortgage Corporation, has
been advised that Julieta Lorenzo, wife of/and Gerrit Overkamp,
two of the defendants herein, are thought to be living and
residing at 4422 152nd Place S.B., Bellevue, Washington and it
will therefore be necessary for this Honorable Court to appoint
an attorney to represent the absent defendants.

vIIt.

The assumptors having failed to make the payments required
under the terms of the assumed mortgage, are in default under
the terms of said mortgage and Standard Mortgage Corporation as
the last holder of the note, after having given due notice to
mortgagors herein, has exercised its option to accelerate the
mortgage and declare the balance of the note, including
principal, interest, insurance and attorney's fees, due and
payable, inasmuch as petitioner's records reflect unpaid
installments from May 1, 1990 to date

WHEREFORE, petitioner prays that the Court appoint an
attorney to represent the absent Julieta Lorenzo, wife of/and
Gerrit Overkamp and, further, petitioner prays for an order of
Executory Process herein, and further, that a writ of seizure
and sale issue herein directing the Sheriff for the Parish of
Jefferson, State of Louisiana, to seize and sell without
appraisement and, after due advertisement, delays, requisites

and formalities, free and clear of all homestead rights and



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‘24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON
STATE OF LOUISIANA

0.390663 DIVISION“ * Docket

BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. OF LOUISIANA
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|ADORE J. GUIDRY

ORDER

The foregoing petition, annexed documents ard affidavit considered,

IT IS ORDERED, by this Court, thet Executory Process issue herein and that
2 writ of seizure and sale issue herein, as prayed for and according to Taw.

IT IS FURTHER onOERED, that, Robexs &. Creel » be and is
hereby appointed at Attorney at Law, to represent the absentee defendant(s),
Isadore J. Guidry, upon whom all Tegal notices and proceedings shall be served;
and that all proceedings against said defendants shal?’ be conducted

contradictortly against the aforsaid Attorney at Law, as provided by Taw.

THIS ORDER signed at Gretna, Louisiana this tH day
of Movember » 1989. ep
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original petition as though set forth at length herein, prays
that its original petition be supplemented and amended in the
above particulars and that, after due proceedings had, there be
judgment herein in favor of the petitioner, Jeffersoh Savings &
Loan Association and against the defendants, Joey Walther, wife
of/and Carl Woodward Cleveland and Vera Wright, wife of/and David
Dubourg Thibaut, as originally prayed for herein.

BALL, LENTINI, MOULEDOUX
& WIMBERLY

cy 7 MOULEDOUX, JR.
Attorney for Petitioner
2551 Metairie Road

Metairie, Louisiana 70001
Telephone: (504) 838-8777

NO. S782

PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.


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A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with
all of the buildings and improvements thereon, and
all of the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes,
appurtenances and advantages thereunto belonging oF
in anywise appertaining, situated in the Parish of
Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that partthereof
known as MANOR HEIGHTS EXTENSION SUBDIVISION, being
a resubdiviston of Lots A, 20 8, A 21 B and 1/2 of
A 21 A of Section B, Ames Farms, and according to a
plan of said subdivision by John W. Mitchell,
Surveyor, dated October 8, 1958, revised February
2, 1959, approved by the Jefferson Parish Council,
Ordinance No. 3932, recorded in the Clerk of
Court's Office in the Parish of Jefferson, Entry
Number 157 089, and Ordinance No. 3990, recorded in
the Clerk of Court's Office in the Parish of
Jefferson, Entry No. 157 090, said lot is
designated as LOT ONE (1) of SQUARE THREE (3)

which said square is bounded by BONNIE ANN DRIVE,
JEFFREY STREET, MANOR HEIGHTS SUBOIVISION and CANAL
ROAD; said lot measures 84,98 feet front on Jeffrey
Street; has the same width in the rear, and a depth
between equal and parallel lines of 73.27 feet,
said lot forming the corner of Jeffrey Street and
Bonnie Ann Drive. The above and foregoing is in
accordance with a plan of survey by J.J. Krebs and
Sons, C.E. dated April 19, 1962.

Being the same property acquired by AMberson M.
Webb from Pelican Homestead and Savings Assoctation
on May 28, 1975, as per act before John H. Norman,
Notary Public, Parish of Orleans, recorded in the
Parish of Jefferson, in C.0.8. 863, Folio 879,
M.0.B. 6/9, Folio 462 on dune 4, 1976.

Respectfully submitted,

601 Ne Belle Chasse Hwy.
Suite 304

Belle Chasse, Louisiana 70037
Telephane: (504) 392-3308

Please Serve Defendant
through the Attorney at Law
appointed to represent him

Property Location:



makers of the note and mortgage at the outset, all of which
will more fully appear froma certified copy of said Act of
Cash Sale and Assumption of Mortgage, which is also attached
hereto and made a part hereof, and which is marked Plaintiff's
Exhibit "C".

VII.

By Act of Cash Sale and Assumption of Mortgage executed May
31, 1973, before Harold J. Zeringer, Jr., Notary Public, the
above described property was transferred by Louise Cedotal
Neuhauser, wife of/and David A, Neuhauser, Jr. to Beverly
Churchill Mattes, wife of/and Samuel A. Mattes which said act
is duly recorded in MOB 613, folio 444, Parish of Jefferson,
Louisiana; the said assumptors did assume, bind and obligate
themselves to pay in full the certain mortgage note hereinabove
described and to comply with all the terms and conditions of
said note and mortgage, to the same extent as if they were the
makers of the note and mortgage at the outset, all of which
will more fully appear froma certified copy of said Act of
Cash Sale and Assumption of Mortgage, which is also attached
hereto and made a part hereof, and which is marked Plaintiff's
Exhibit "D*.

VIII.

By Act of Cash Sale and Assumption of Mortgage executed
October 5S, 1973, before Richard T. Regan, Notary Public, the
above described property was transferred by Beverly Churchill
Mattes, wife of/and Samuel A, Mattes to Linda Hollenberg Lampo,
wife of/and Edward Lampo, Sr., which said act is duly recorded
in MOB 622, folio 419, Parish of Jefferson, Louisiana; the said
assumptors did assume, bind and obligate themselves to pay in
full the certain mortgage note hereinabove described and to
comply with all the terms and conditions of said note and

mortgage, to the same extent as if they were the makers of the



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and made a part hereof, and to which special reference is made for more specific
proof.
4

‘The mortgage note was paraphed "Ne Varietur" by Ronald A. Chevis, Notary
Public, on August 29, 1980, to identify it with an Act of Mortgage executed on
the same date by the said makers of the mortgage note, to and in favor of Carruth
Mortgage Corporation in the same sum as the mortgage note, bearing upon the
following described property to secure the payment of the mortgage note?

THAT CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the buildings and
Amprovements thereon and all of the rights, ways, privileges,
servitudes, appurtenances and advantages thereunto belonging or in
anywise appertaining, situated in the Parish of Jefferson, State of
Louisiane, in that part hereof known as WOODMERE SUBDIVISION, SECTION
UMBER ONE, in accordance with the subdivision plan of J. J. Krebs &
Sons, Inc., C. E., dated November 30, 1973, approved by the Jefferson
Parish Council on January 17, 1974, registered in COB 808, folio 551,
and Plan in accordance with survey by J. J. Krebs, & Sons, Inc., C.
E., dated August 20, 1974, approved by the Jeffereon Parish Council
by Ordinance No. 11786, adopted September 12, 1974, registered as
Entry No. 655-187, and in accordance therewith, said portion of ground
is designated as follows:

LOT 364-B, SQUARE U, is bounded by Deerpark Drive (side), Eastmere

Street (side), Post Drive and Woodmere Blvd. Lot 364-B measures 59

feet front on Woodmere Blvd., same width in the rear, by a depth of

100 feet between equal and parallel lines. Lot 364-B commences at a

distance of 426.75 feet from the corner of Woodmere Blvd. and Post

Drive.
A certified copy of the said mortgage is attached hereto and made a part hereof
and to which special reference is made for more specific proof. Said mortgage
filed of record in the Office of the Clerk of Court for Jefferson Parish on
August 29, 1980, es Entry Number 936068.

Se

By en authentic Noterial Endorsement and Assignment of Mortgage Note dated
January 19, 1983, the mortgage note was assigned to Federal Home Loan Mortgage
Corporation from Carruth Mortgage Corporation. The original of this act is
attached hereto and made a part hereof and to which special reference ie made
for more specific proof. In addition, the mortgage note was paraphed for

identification with said act and wi

endorsed without recourse to the order of

Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation.


8.
The defendants have failed to pay the installment due april
2, 1990, and subsequent installments due under said note.
.

Defendants are therefore in default under the terms and

conditions of the aforesaid note and acts.
10,

Therefore, FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, has
exercised its right of acceleration as the holder of the aforesaid
note and declares the entire balance of said note due and payable,
which balance consists of unpaid principal in the amount of
$18,509.05, interest at the rate of 7.00% per annum from March 1,
1990, until paid, together with reasonable attorney's fees,
together with all sums advanced for taxes and/or insurance; late
charges; property preservation expenses; court costs expended; and
sheriff's costs and commissions; as well as any and all other costs
incurred in the prosecution of this matter.

ul.

By virtue of the terms of the aforementioned note and acts,
defendants agreed to pay a reasonable fee to the attorney at law
who might be employed to institute proceedings to recover the
amounts due under said note.

12.

In the note, defendants waived Presentment, protest and
notice.

WHEREFORE, the premises annexed and documents considered,
petitioner prays for an order of executory process herein, that a
writ of seizure and sale issue herein directing the Sheriff for
the Parish of Jefferson, state of Louisiana, to seize and sell,
after due advertisements, delays, requisites and formalities, the
property hereinabove described, for cash and with appraisement, to
pay and satisfy the claim of your petitioner in the principal sum

of $18,509.05 with interest at the rate of 7.00% per annum fron


percent additional upon the total amount due as stipulated attorney’s fees, and
for all costs of these proceedings.
By Attorneys,

KIZER, HOOD & AUSTIN

By?
J. psald Morgen
748/Main Street
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70802-5526
(504) 387-3121

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF BAST BATON ROUGE

BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally came and appeared J.
Donald Morgen, who being first duly sworn, deposed that he is the attorney for
plaintiff in the above and foregoing petition, and as such, duly authorized to
execute this affidavit; that he has read the petition and ell of the allegations
of fact contained therein are true, to the best of hie knowledge, information

and belief.

SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED Before Me,

this BS day of February, 1990.

OF THE ORIGINAL
IS OFFICE.
ONAL

DEPUTY CLERK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA,


and to collect the rents of the property, including those past due. The
said petitioner, Pelican Homestead and Savings Association, wishes to
exercise its right to appoint itself or an agent as receiver of the
above-referenced property.

Xx.

Petitioner desires that the hereinabove described property be seized
and sold with benefit of appraisement, on terms of ten (10%) percent cash
down with the balance in cash within thirty (30) days of the sheriff's sale,
according to law.

WHEREFORE, premises and the attached documents and authentic
evidence being considered, petitioner prays:

(1) That, an attorney at law be appointed to represent the absentee,
Abdel Mohsen Mohamed Elbaz;

(2) That Pelican Homestead and Savings Association, or its agent, be
appointed receiver, without security, to enter upon, take possession of,
and manage the property, and to collect the rents of the property,
including those past due;

3) That, a writ of seizure and sale issue herein, directing the
Sheriff for the Parish of Jefferson to seize and, after due delays,
requisites and formalities, save those expressly waived in the Act of
Mortgage, to sell, on terms of ten (10%) percent cash down with the
balance in cash within thirty (30) days of the sheriff's sale, the property
hereinabove described, with benefit of appraisement, according to law;

(4) That, out of the proceeds of said sale, petitioner, Pelican
Homestead and Savings Association, be paid the sum of ONE HUNDRED
FORTY-ONE THOUSAND ELEVEN AND 26/100 ($141,011.26) DOLLARS,
together with interest at a rate of thirteen (138) percent per annum from
November 1, 1988 until paid, as well as any amounts advanced for the
payment of taxes and insurance, together with interest at a rate of
thirteen (138) percent per annum from the date of disbursement until paid,
plus late charges and twenty-five (25%) percent attorney's fees on the
entire indebtedness, and for all costs of these proceedings:

(5) That, petitioner, Pelican Homestead and Savings Association, be
paid the amount of the aforesaid claim with preference and priority over all

other persons whomsoever; and


ORDER
CONSIDERING THE FOREGOING,

LET executory process issue herein as prayed for and according

to law.

FURTHER, LET —Relaiat- Casals) attorney at law,
be appointed to represent the absent defendan’ Joyce Richardson

Dales, Allen Dates and Carl 8. Hunter, in this proceeding.

GRETNA, Lourszana, this 1144 aay of Oper _,

i990.

THE ORIGINAL
"FICE.

DEPUTY CLERK
26TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.


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1987 and payable in full on or before the first day of April,
2017. The said note bears interest at the rate of 9.50%
percent per annum on the unpaid balance from date until paid,
and which said note is paraphed "Ne VarieturTM for
identification with an Act of Credit Sale dated April 14, 1987
and passed before Patricia B, Arnona, Notary Public in and for
the Parish of Orleans and two witnesses, and duly recorded in
MOB 1893, folio 208, Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana
all of which will more fully appear from the original of said
note, which is attached hereto and made a part hereof and which
is marked Plaintiff's Exhibit "A" and froma certified copy of
the said Act, which is also attached hereto and made a part
hereof and which is marked Plaintiff's Exhibit "B".
Il.

The said mortgagors did, in the said act, waive all
homestead exemptions to which they may be entitled under the
Constitution and laws of the State of Louisiana.

IIL.

In the above mentioned Act, the mortgagors agreed that the
property hereinafter described would remain specially
mortgaged, affected and hypothecated in favor of Leader Federal
Mortgage, Inc. lender or any future holder or holders of said
note, until the full and final payment thereof, in principal,
interest attorney's fees, taxes and costs and the mortgagors
bound and obligated themselves not to sell, alienate or
encumber the property to the prejudice of the Act of Mortgage.

qv

In the above mentioned act, the said mortgagors confessed
judgment on the note and consented that if same were not paid
in accordance with the terms, conditions and stipulations of
the said act, said property would be seized and sold under

Executory Process.

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more fully described as follows:

LOTS 13 and 14 adjoin each other and measure together 50
feet front on Delaware Avenue, the same width in the
rear, by a depth of 127.50 feet between equal and
parallel lines. said Lot No. 13 lies nearer to and
commences at a distance of 300 feet from the corner of
Delaware Avenue and 36th Street.

Improvements thereon bear the Municipal No. 3520 Delaware
Avenue.

All in accordance with a survey made by Charles 7.
Nelson, Surveyor, dated September 30, 1978, revised
February 22, 1979, revised April 22, 1979.

PROPERTY 3:

TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all the rights,

. ways, privileges, servitudes and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in’ anywise appertaining situated in the
Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in Square No.
286 of Highway Park, Kenner, bounded by Iowa Avenue, 30th
Street, Kansas Avenue and Interstate Highway 10,
designated as Lote 3 and 4 on a survey made by Charles
T. Nelson, Land Surveyor, dated February 8, 1977, revised
March 10, 1977, revised March 18, 1977, said lots adjoin
each other and measure together 50 feet front on Towa
Avenue, the same width in the rear, by a depth of 127.5
feet between equal and parallel lines. Said Lot No. 3
lies nearer to and commences 50 feet from the corner of
Towa Avenue and 30th street.

Improvements thereon bear the Municipal No. 2916 Iowa
Avenue.

PROPERTY 4:
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, State of Louisiana, in Square
No. 286 of Highway Park, Kenner, bounded by Iowa Avenue,
goth Street, Kansas Avenue and Interstate Highway 10,
designated as Lots 5 and 6 on a survey made by Charles
T. Nelson, Land Surveyor, dated February 8, 1977, revised
March 10,/1977, revised March 18, 1977, said lots adjoin
each other and measure together 50 feet front on Iowa
Avenue, the same width in the rear, by a depth of 127.5
feet between equal and parallel lines. Said Lot No. 5
lies nearer to and commences 100 feet from the corner of
Towa Avenue and 30th Street.

Improvements thereon bear the Municipal No. 2912 Towa
Avenue.

vi.

The said defendants have failed and refused to pay the note
on demand, whereby placing the note in default and petitioner now
accelerates and matures the entire sum of THIRTY THOUSAND AND
NO/100 ($30,000.00) DOLLARS together with interest from April 1,
1989 until paid, and attorney's fees as provided in said note.

vir.

Defendants are absent from the state and a curator ad hoc

should be appointed to represent them.


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TWENTY-FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICY“CoURT
FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON

No. 406-299 DIVISTON "A"

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RAMONA MONIZ ABRIL, wife of ALBERTO EB. ABRIL
FILED:

DEPUTY CLERK

EIRST AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTAL PETITION

The First Supplemental and Amending Petition

Abril, respectfully represents that:

1.

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Plaintiff wishes to amend her petifen To Rescind gisepant.s
cf possession filed on November 16, 1998, ia thé f4ilowgps>
respects. ¥

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By adding allegations to be nunbered Paragraph "I" to reed
as follows:

1

the estate of danona vuniz abril, aot being free of debt, as
originally stated, and requiring the sale of the immovable
property located at 641 cameron, Kenner, Louisions, requires that
the administration be reopened and Alberto E. Abril, surviving
spouse of Ramona Maniz Abril be reinstated as administrator.

By adding an additional paragraph to be numbered as follows:
com
The following heirs of Ramona Muniz Abril have not been

located at these their last known addresses:

Jose A, Abril
75 W. llth Street apt. $8

son
Wialeah, Florida 33010
SS# 438-66-6306

2. Josefina Alvarado-abril
1711 Creole Street daughter

LaPlace, Louisiana 70068

Jesus Lopez-Muniz
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Miami, Florida

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STATE OF LOUISIANA

PARISH OF ORLEANS

BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally came and
appeared, JAMES C. ARCENEAUX, III, who being duly sworn did
depose and say:

That he is the attorney for Standard Mortgage corporatfon
and as such duly authorized to execute this affidavit;

That to the best of appearer's information, knowledge and
belief the Soldiers and Sailors’ Civil Relief Act of 1940 40
USCA 501, et seq) does not apply to any defendant named herein.

That he is familiar with the account of Grace Direnedettd~
Cameron, original mortgagor and Linda Hollenberg vaya
of/and Bdward Lampo!“sr., assumptors, Account No. 019654 ‘fe,
which saia account has a principal balance of $11,557.71 pis
interest at a rate of 8.50 from Novenber 1, spoon paid,
which said account is currently due for the months of December +/~
1990 until date; that he has read the above and foregoing
petition and that all of the facts and allegations therein

contained are true and correct to the best of his knowledge,

information and belief.

‘NOTARY PUBLIC

FR ~
Mick Count
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, C3,


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Ix.

Petitioner alleges amicable demand to no avail, particulary
that all notices of demand have been complied with as evidenced
by the annexed affidavit.

WHEREFORE, the premises and annexed documents and affidavit
considered, petitioner prays that this court appoint a curator ad
hoc to represent absent defendants in these proceedings, and that
a writ of Executory Process issue herein, that the Three (3) Day
Notice of Demand be served upon said curator ad hoc appointed to
represent said absentee defendants, and that after the necessary
and proper delays be had, that a Writ of Seizure and Sale issue
herein, directing the Civil sheriff for the Parish of Jefferson,
State of Louisiana, to seize, and after due advertisement,
delays, requisites and formalities, save those expressly waived
in the above described act of mortgage, to sell the said property
described above according to the law, for cash and with benefit
of appraisal, to pay and satisfy the claim of your petitioner in
the full sum of $60,070.52 Dollars, with interest thereon at the
rate of Thirteen and One-Half (13.50%) percent per annum from
October 1, 1989, together with late charges of $28.31 on each
delinquent monthly installment since November 16, 1989, together
with attorney's fees in the amount of Twenty-Five (25%) percent
of all sums due, owing and unpaid, and all costs of these
proceedings, and petitioner prays to be paid the above amount by
preference and priority over all persons whatsoever, and for all

other general and equitable relief.

oR.
Lowk@iana Bar Roll No. 17501
JANE FAIA NENTZ

Louisiana Bar Roll No. 16908
Attorney's for Petitioner
601 Papworth

Suite 200

Metairie, Louisiana 70005
Telephone No. (504) 831-7726

DEPUTY CLERK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA,


24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON
STATE OF LOUISIANA

NO. 410-042 DIVISION "AY

JEFFERSON SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION

VERSUS
HUGH PIERCE CHAMPAGNE, CARMELITE MARTINEZ,

wife of/and LOUIS GEORGE CHAMPAGNE,

JOYCE BARBER and CLARE GRAY CHAMPAGNE
PILED:

DEPUTY CLERK
ORDER

Considering the above and foregoing;

IT IS ORDERED that the foregoing Supplemental and Amending
Petition for Executory Process he filed as prayed for; and

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that petitioner, be and it is hereby
authorized to proceed against the defendant, Hugh Pierce
Champagne, in accordance with Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure
Article 2672.

TT TS FURTHER oRDERED that Robot Creafad) ,
Attorney at Law, be appointed to represent the deceased,
Carmelite Martinez Champagne, in accordance with Louisiana Code

of Civil Procedure, Article 2674.

Gretna, Louisiana, this _Q Pay of a
COPED
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PLEASE SERVE NOTICE OF SEIZURE
Personally on Attorney at Law

Appointed to Represent. the Deceased: y%
CARMELITE MARTINEZ CHAMPAGNE o

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HUGH PIERCE CHAMPAGNE 2,
708 Fairfield Avenue %
Gretna, Louisiana 70053 b

DEPUTY CLERK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA,



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B. Hunter dated July 6, 1989, and passed before illegible Notary
Public, and two witnesses and which Partial Partition of Community
Property was duly recorded in MOB 2576, folio 606 and in COB 2230,
folio 21, Entry No. 89-29659 of the official records for the Parish
of Jefferson, State of Louisiana. A certified true copy of the
Partial Partition of Community Property is attached hereto and made

a part hereof and marked "P-7" for identification,

By virtue of the aforementioned act(s), defendants did
specially mortgage, affect and hypothecate unto and in favor of your
petitioner, and any other holder or holders of said note, the
following described property situated in the Parish of Jefferson,

State of Louisiana, to-wi

ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with ai] the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all the rights,
ways, privileges, servitudes and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining situated in the
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, State of Louisiana, in SQUARE
NO. 106 of AIRLINE PARK NORTH, bounded by CRISTINE
STREET, EISENHOWER AVENUE, GLENN STREET and FRANKEL
AVENUE, designated as LOT NO. 18, on a survey made By
Gilbert, Kelly and Coutirie, Inc., Sur., dated October
7, 1978, a copy of which is annexed to the vendor's act
of purchase, passed before E.G. Miranne, Jr., Notary,
11/6/78, and according thereto, said LOT commences at
a distance of 185 feet from the corner of CRISTINE
STREET and EISENHOWER AVENUE, measures thence 60 feet
front on CRISTINE STREET, the same width in the rear,
by a depth of 105 feet between equal and parallel lines.

Improvements thereon bear the Municipal No. 6912
CRISTINE STREET.

10.

By virtue of the act referred to in Paragraph 3 hereinabove,
defendants confessed judgment upon the note, and consented that if
the same was not paid in accordance with the terms and stipulations
of said note and the aforesaid act(s), the property might be seized
and sold under executory process, for cash and with appraisement,
defendants having waived the demand for payment as provided for in

Article 2639 of the Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure.


VIII.

‘The amount denanded herein has not been paid despite amicable demand
for payment. nnexed hereto and made a part hereof is a copy of the demand
letter dated Novenber 13, 1986, addressed to George E. Nicholson ani Cindy
Bass Nicholson, which letter is marked for identification as Exhibit P-3.

XL.
Petitioner avers that the debtors, Cindy Bass, wife of/and George
Bric Nicholson, have vacated the premises being foreclosed upon in these
proceedings and on information and belief, said debtors have moved to the
State of Georgia, and are therefore non-residents of the State of Louisiana.
Pursuant to the Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure, petitioner is entitled to
have a Curator Ad Hoc appointed to represent the non-resident defendants.

WAEREFORE, plaintiff, Meritor Mortgage Corporation Rast, prays:

1. For Judgment against the defendants, Cindy Bass, wife of/and George

Eric Nicholson, in the peincipal anount of $58,254.75, with accrued
interest of $25,368.87, an attorney's fee of 10¢ of principal and
interest due, plus late charges of $1,142.94, and interest at the
rate of $19.41 per day from September 1, 1989, until paid, and all
costs of these proceedings;

2, For Judgment recognizing and maintaining plaintiff's mortgage

on the immovable property described in Paragraph III of this
Petition,

3. this Court appoint a Curator Ad Hoc to represent Cindy Bass, wife

of/and George Eric Nicholson, non-resident defendants.

NUNEZ & NUNSZ
317 Magazine Street

New Orleans, Louisiana 70130
504 (525-2022)

OF THE ORIGHYAL,
iS OFFICE

DEFUYY CLEmE
BATH JUDICIAL Dist!“ COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA,

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90-0999
247TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON

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LOUISIANA HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY Bi
VERSUS “3
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SUSAN KRAMER ae
FILED:

DEPUTY CLERK

MOTION "0 APPOINT CURATOR

on motion of Louisiana Housing Finance agency,

through
undersigned counsel, and upon suggesting to the Court that

re
The whereabouts of defendant(s), Susan Kramer, is unknown as

appears from the Sheriff's return of the citation on file in these

proceedings specifically noting that the Civil Sheriff for the
Parish of Jefferson is unable to effect service upon the
defendant(s), and accordingly, defendant(s) cannot be found and

and diligent effort has been made to
defendant (5).

served,

locate said

Boas

It is necessary for the Court to appoint an attorney at law
as curator ad hoc for the defendant(s), Susan Kramer.

IT IS ORDERED BY THE COURT, that

attorney at law be and he is hereby appointed curator ad h
defendant(s) Susan Kramer,

in these proceedings and that the

Coppy. RE
S/ MYRA LANDIX
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ORDER

Let the foregoing Supplemental and amending Petition be

filed as prayed for
bet be and he/she is hereby

appointed attorney to repfesent the absent heirs/parties in

interest herein.

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PLEASE SERVE: CURATOR AD HOC JAN 111991

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FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION

VERSUS :

JOYCE KELLY ALBERT, (JOYCE KELLY), DIVORCED wiFZ\OF
HERBERT C. ALBERT, JR.

PILED:

DEPUTY CLERK

PETITION POR EXECUTORY PROCESS

TO THR HONORABLE, THE JUDGES OF THE 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON, STATE OF LOUISIANA

The petition of Federal National Mortgage Association, a
corporation organized and existing under the laws of the United
States of America and whose permanent mailing address is 13455
Noel Road, Suite 600, Dallas, Texas 75201, with respect
represents.
I

Petitioner is the holder ana owner, for valuable
consideration before maturity, of a promissory note executed by
Joyce Kelly Albert who was a resident of and domiciled in the
Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, payable to the order
of Laurance Eustis Mortgage Corporation in the principal sum of
$74,100.00 dated June 1, 1983 payable at P.O. Box 61900, New
Orleans, Louisiana 70161, or at such other place as the holder
may designate in writing, in fixed monthly installmente,
including principal and interest of $796.59 commencing on the
first day of August, 1983 and payable in full on or before the
first day of July, 2013. The said note bears interest at the
rate of 12.60% percent per annum on the unpaid balance from
date until paid, and which said note is paraphed "Ne Varietur"
for identification with an Act of Mortgage dated June 1, 1983

and passed before James G, Sax, Notary Public in and for the

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payable to the order of “Bearer payable on demand in the sum of
THIRTY THOUSAND AND NO/100 ($30,000.00) DOLLARS.
Iv.

In collateral pledge agreement attached hereto and marked "P-

4”, Ella Landry, wife of/and Donald J, Adams, authorized Richard
Regan, as their agent and attorney in fact, pledge as security on
their behalf, the collateral mortgage note, attached hereto and
marked "P-5", of Ella Landry, wife of/and Donald J. Adams, all by
their agent and attorney in fact, Richard Regan dated July 7, 1987,
payable to the order of ‘Bearer on demand in the sum of THIRTY
THOUSAND AND NO/100 ($30,000.00) DOLLARS.
v.

The aforesaid collateral mortgage note was paraphed "Ne
Varietur" for identification with an act of a collateral mortgage
attached hereto and marked "P-6", dated July 7, 1987 executed by
Ella Landry, wife of/and Donald J. Adams, all by their agent and
attorney in fact, Richard Regan and passed before a Notary Public
in and for the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, wherein the
above defendants did mortgage in favor of First Federal Savings
Bank, the following described property, to-wit:

PROPERTY 1:

TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all the rights,
ways, privileges, servitudes, ' appurtenances and
advantages thereunto belonging or in  anywise
appertaining, situated in the Parish of Jefferson, State
of Louisiana, in Square No. 148 of Highway Park, City of
Kenner, bounded by Delaware Avenue, 36th Street, Florida
Avenue and W. Esplanade Avenue, designated as Lots 11 and
12, and are more fully described as follows:

LOTS 11 and 12 adjoin each other and measure together 50
feet front on Delaware Avenue, the same width in the
rear, by a depth of 127.50 feet between equal and
parallel lines. Lot 11 lies nearer to and commences 250
feet from the corner of Delaware Avenue and 36th Street.

All in accordance with a survey made by Charles 7
Nelson, Surveyor, dated September 30, 1978, revised
February 22, 1979, revised april 22, 1979.

PROPERTY 2:

TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all of the
rights, ways, privileges, servitudes and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining situated
in the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in Square
No. 148 of Highway Park, City of Kenner, bounded by
Delaware Avenue, 36th Street, Florida Avenue and W.
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the undersigned competent witnesses, who hereunto sign their names with

the said Appearer and me, Notary, after due reading of the whole.

WITNESSES;

RTHUR J. REI y IR.
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
IN CHARGE OF SPECIAL ASSETS

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WELDA FINCH PRIGE and JANA SUE PRICE FINLEY STATE OF LOUISTANA
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re petition of Faderal Hane Leen Wortasse corpsGECAE) pe. corporation
organized and existing under the laws of the United States, Feefofepniy
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EIGHT THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED WINE AND 41/100 DOLLARS ($68,709.41), together with
interest thereon at the rate of Ten and 90/100 (10.902) percent per annum fron
May 1, 1989, until paid, together with Ten (102) percent additional upon the

total amount due es stipulated attorney's fe

and for all coste of these
proceedinge, for the raasons hereinafter set forth.
3.

Plaintiff ie the holder and owner of one (1) promiscory note made and
executed by defendants, Wilda Finch Price and Calvin Twain Price, dated August
29, 1980 4m the principal anount of SEVENTY-THREE THOUSAND THRER HUNDRED AND
0/100 DOLLARS ($73,300.00), payable to the order of Carruth Mortgage

coms Aics note was to be paid in monthly installments of principal and

ch, beginning
on the firet day of October, 1980. Such monthly installments shall continue

until the entire indebtedness evidenced by the note 4s fully paid, except that

avy reuaining indebtedness, if not sooner paid, shell be due and payable on
September 1, 2010, eaid note stipulating Ten end 90/100 (10.90%) percent per
annus interest on the unpaid balance until paid, and etipulsting Ten (102)

percent additional on the sums due under the not

as attorney's fees; which

original note, referenced to harain as the "“wortgage note," 1e attached hereto

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4 STATE oF tovrgraa 4)

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RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION, AS_RECE "ERERISE
DERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCI

‘VERSUS
ROBIN KEARNEY
PILED:

DEPUTY CLERK
PERITION. FOR EXECUTORY PROCESS Se)

The petition of Resolution Trust Corporation, a dypporatiin :
organized by Act of Congress, domiciled in the Sohey of
Washington, District of Columbia, as receiver for Enterprise
Federal Savings and Loan Association, a federal savings and loan
association incorporated under the laws of the United States of
America, having its principal place of business in the Parish of
Jefferson, State of Louisiana, respectfully represents the
following:

L

Made defendant herein is Robin Kearney, a person of the
full age of majority, domiciled in the City of Deerfield Beach,
State of Florida.

In.

Plaintiff is the holder in due course and owner for valuable
consideration before maturity of a certain promissory note in the
amount of $49,500.00 dated December 5, 1984, payable to the order
of Enterprise Federal savings and Loan Association, and executed
by defendant. ‘The original of said promissory note is attached
hereto and made a part hereof.

rir.

Plaintiff, Resolution Trust Corporation, as receiver for
Enterprise Federal Savings and Loan Association is the present
holder of the promissory note. Although the promissory note is
payable to the order of Enterprise Federal Savings and Loan
Association, plaintiff is the holder of said promissory note by
virtue of the following:

Ae on November 20, 1985, Enterprise Federal Savings and

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STATE OF LOUISIANA - PARISH OF JEFFERSON 44h 2
TWENTY-FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT :

COLONIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY PILED
VS. NO. 384-327 A

ULYSSES A. WIRE, ET AL

“DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT

PION TO_APPOINT ATTORNEY
‘TO REPRESENT ABSENTEES

NOW INTO COURT, through undersigned counsel, cones
COLONIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY, Plaintiff in the above entitled and

numbered proceedings, and respectfully represents that:

The Sheriff has been unable to locate or serve the
defendant(s), ULYSSES A. WIRE, in the Parish of Jefferson, or
in the State of Louisiana and plaintiff is informed, believes
and so pleads that said defendant(s) are non-resident(s) of the
State of Louisiana, or in the alternative, that said defen~
dant(s) are absentee(s) who have concealed themselves to avoid
service of process, and further, that defendant(s) have not
appointed an agent or legal representative to represent them in

this state.

The last known whereabouts of the defendant was 1117
Michael Street, Marrero, Louisiana 70072.
3.
Tt is necessary that an Attorney-at-Law be appointed by
the court to represent the absentee defendant(s), to receive

the notice of seizure on behalf of the absentee defendant(s

WHEREFORE, PLAINTIFF PRAYS that an Attorney-at-Law be
appointed to represent the absentee defendant(s) in these
proceedings, and that said defendant(s), ULYSSES A. WIRE, be

served with the notice of seizure and all other notices and

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24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON

STATE OF LOUISIANA
NO. 382-275 DIVISION "A
BUCKEYE FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION

p —

ADRIAN M. EUGENE

on motion of Buckeye Federal Savings & Loan Assbciation,
through undersigned counsel, and upon suggesting to the Court

that:

a

The whereabouts of defendant(s), Adrian M. Eugene, is
unknown as appears from the Sheriff's return of the citation of
file in these proceeding specifically noting that the Civil
Sheriff for the Parish of Jefferson is unable to effect service
upon the defendant(s), and accordingly, defendant(s) cannot be
found and served, and diligent effort has been made to locate

said defendant(s).

Ir.
It is necessary for the Court to appoint an attorney at law
to represent the defendant(s) Adrian M. Eugene in his absence and

to defend this suit on his behalf.

JT IS ORDERED BY THE COURT, that

attorney ot lav ba and hie ds hereby appointed to
defendant(s), Adrien M. Bagene in these proceedings and defend
this suit, and that he/she be cited to appear and answer the
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24th Judicial District Court for the Parish of Jefferson
STATE OF LOUISIANA

NO. 393-826 DIVISION A

Blazer Financial Services, Inc.
VERSUS

George B. Powell & Christina Lovoi Powell

PILED, DEPUTY CLERK.

SUPPLEMENTAL & AMENDING PETITION

The supplemental and amending petition of Blazer Financial
Services, Inc, petitioner in the captioned proceeding,
respectfully represents that:
I

The sheriff for the Parish of Jefferson, having made due and
diligent effort to locate and serve Christina Lovoi Powell,
defendant(s) herein, was unable to obtain service of the demand
for payment and/or notice of seizure on Christina Lovoi Powell,
as will appear by reference to the Sheriff's return filed herein.

Defendant, Christina Lovoi Powell, is an absentee within the
meaning of the Code of Civil Procedure, and petitioner is
entitled to have an attorney at law appointed to represent said
defendant herein pursuant to Article 2674 of the Code of Civil
Procedure.

WHEREFORE, petitioner prays that an attorney at law be
appointed by the Court to represent defendant, Christina Lovoi

Powell.

STEPHEN GC. SKLAMBA

Attorney At Law

dian Suite 1107 - Galleria
One Galleria Blvd.

215 Metairie, Lou;
m Telephone

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ORDER

Considering the allegations of the foregoing petition and
Exhibits annexed thereto, let Executory Process issue herein;
It is ordered that a writ of seizure and sale issue herein
forthwith, as prayed for, according to law, without
appraisement.

Ahuld

ad-Hoc to represent the al (ole defendant, Grace DiBenedetto

Let

Cameron Roberts.

Gretna, Louisiana -
, 1991
TUDGE

PLEASE SERVE: %
(1) NOTICE OF SEIZURE AND SALE (NOTICE OF DEMAND WAIVED) “15
(2) COPY OF PETITION ON: 2D

&
Linda Hollenberg Lampo, wife of/and >

Edward Lampo, Sr.
601 Vintage Dr.
Kenner, La. 70065

PLEASE SERVE:
(1) NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

(2) NOTICE OF SEIZURE AND SALE (NOTICE OF DEMAND WAIVED)
(3) COPY OF PETITION 0}

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STATE OF LOUISIANA

PARISH OF ORLEANS

BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally came and
appeared:

ANTHONY P. PERNICIARO
who, upon being first duly sworn, did depose and say;

That he is a Vice President of Standard Mortgage Corpo}

and, as such, ts fi

liar with the accouptof _Ro
(present moj
Theresa Woodard, wife of/and Kirby Earl, Account No.
McLain, Jr. “
which said account has a principal balance of $_63.631.62

plus interest ata rate of 9.5%
fron May 1, 1989 + until paid, which said account is
currently due for the months of until

date; and moreover that he has read the above and foregoing
petition and that all of the facts and allegations therein

contained are true and correct.

SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED BEFORE.

2 vay or forwter _, 1989.

ME THIS

NOTARY PUBLIC

PARISH OF JEFFARS



Petitioner desires that the Honorable Court appoint @
Curator ad hoc to represent the absentee heirs in these

proceedings, who are essential parties in interest.

WHEREFORE, petitioner, Alberto E. Abril, reiterating the
prayers of his original Petition as though set forth at length
herein, prays that this Supplemental and Amending Petition be
filed, and that after due proceedings had, there be judgement in
favor of petitioner, and against the defendants as originally

prayed for herein.

WHEREFORE, petitioner further prays that an attorney at law
be appointed by this Honorable Court, said attorney to represent
the parties in interest who are absent from the State of
Louisiana, that the Curator be served with a copy of this
petition and cited to appear and answer it, and that after due

proceedings there be judgement as prayed for.

Respect full mitted,

MURRAY, GONFALEZ & RICHARDSON

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ouidiana 76130
81-2008

‘1 No. 6118

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

I certify that a copy of the foregoing pleading has been
served upon counsel for all parti his proceeding, by
mailing the same to each by Mai, properly
addressed and postage pre-paid, f of , 1991

THE ORIGINAL
OFFICE.

DEPUTY CLERK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
‘PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.


STATE OF LOUISIANA

PARISH OF JEFFERSON

BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally came and
appeared:
BEVERLY COGGINS

whe, after being first duly sworn by me, Notary Public, did
depose and state the she is the Collections Agent of J. I. Kislak
Mortgage Corporation, the servicing agent for Federal National
Mortgage Association, the plaintiff in the above and foregoing
matter, that she has read said motion to appoint an attorney to
represent absent defendant(s) and that all of the allegations set

forth therein are true and correct.

BEVERLY ner

SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED
NOTARY, THIS
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1989

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STATE OF LOUISZANR,

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CITICORP MORTGAGE, INC.

versus
LISA L. MARBUT WAGUESPACK
AND
STEVEN J. WAGUESPACK
AND

JAMES E. GOETH

DEPUTY CLERK

‘TOW PROCESS

Pi The petition of Citicorp Mortgage, Inc. (formerly Citicorp
<Q” toneowners, Inc.), a corporation organized under the laws of the

United States of America, with respect represents:

z

Petitioner is the holder and owner for valuable
consideration, and before maturity, of that certain promissory
note, payable to the order of "Citicorp Homeowners, Inc.", made,
subscribed and executed by, Lisa L. Marbut Kaguespack and steven
3. Waguespack, defendants herein, which said note is dated May
10, 1985 in the original principal sum of Sixty-One Thousand
Bight Mundred and No/100 ($61,800.00) Dollars with principal and
interest payable at the rate of Seven Hundred Seven and 86/100
($707.86) Dollars per month, commencing on the first day of July,
1985 and bearing Thirteen and One-Half (13.508) percent per annum
interest from date, and providing that said note shall bear
attorney's fees in the amount of Twenty-Five (25%) percent of all
sums duc under said note, which said note is secured and is

officially paraphed "Ne Varietur" for identification with an Act

ISSUED A 0 ‘go /

tec

Deputy


ORDER

CONSIDERING the allegations of the foregoing-petition and the

exhibits attached thereto, it is ordered that
attorney at law be and is hereby appointed to represent the
defendants, Tony Joseph Cantrelle, Jr. and Mildred Aviragnet
cantrelle, herein.

If IS FURTHER ORDERED that Executory Process issue herein, as
prayed for and according to law and that the writ of seizure be
served upon all defendants and upon the attorney at law appointed
to represent the absent defendants, Tony Joseph Cantrelle, Jr. and

Mildred aviragnet Cantrelle.

Gretna, Louisiana, this _/%

PLEASE SERVE DEFENDANTS

Attorney at Law appointed to
represent Tony Joseph Cantrelle,
Jr. and Mildred Aviragnet Cantrelle

AND
Jon Gregory Maxwell

641 Willowbrook Drive
Gretna, Louisiana 70056

me pulo3
Debbie Brinkley Fountain a 08 -
ir

641 Willowbrook Drive
Gretna, Louisiana 70056

AND
Angus A. Fountain

641 Willowbrook Drive
Gretna, Louisiana 70056

PLEASE SERVE FOR PURPOSE OF NOTICE ONLY

Kathey Boudreaux Maxwell

641 Willowbrook Drive PY. OF\THE ORIGINAL
Gretna, Louisiana 70056 Le FICE. h
CEPUTY CLERIC

‘24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.


STATE OF LOUrSIANA CODED

PARISH OF JEFFERSON

BEFORE ME, personally appeared the undersigned, who deposed
thatShe is an officer of the plaintiff bank in the foregoing
Petition and that all of the facts alleged in the foregoing
Petition for Executory Process are true and correct to the best of

his knowledge and belief.

x

SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED before ae
this Jp day of dno, 1989.

NOTARY PUBEIC~

‘OPY OF THE ORIGINAL
OFFICE.

a
TY CLERK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA,


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these proceedings and that the writ of seizure and sale be issued

herein and served upon said attorney at law.

Gretna, Louisiana, this Ge day of

Respectfully submitted,

SHAPIRO AND KREISMAN

BY:
THOMAS J. BYRNE? JR.

Louisiana Bar Roll #17501

JANE FAIA MENTZ

Louisiana Bar Roll No. 16908

attorney's for Plaintiff

601 Papworth Avenue - Suite 200

Metairie, LA 70005

(504) 831-7726 -

COPY OF THE ORIGINAL
THIS OFFICE.

IANA
DEPUYY CLERK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
‘PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.



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That, under the aforedescribed Act, the said defendant confessed
judgment upon said Note and consented that if said Note were not paid in
accordance with the terms and conditions of said Act of Mortgage dated
October 17, 1983, the mortgaged property might be seized and sold by
Executory Process, for cash, to the highest bidder with or without ap-
praisement at the option of the petitioner.

xi

That, by said Act, the said Abdel Mohsen Mohamed Elbaz obligated
himself in case it became necessary to institute legal proceedings for the
recovery of the amount of said Note, or any portion thereof, to pay the
fees of the attorney at law employed for that purpose, which fees are
fixed by the terms of sald Act of Mortgage at twenty-five (25%) percent of
the total amount sued upon, which amount is reasonable in light of the
atount of legal expertise and time expended to obtain the satisfaction of
this debt.

xn.

That, by the terms of said Act, it was stipulated that should Abdel
Mohsen Mohamed Elbaz violate any of the conditions of the Act or fail to
promptly perform any obligations thereunder, or fail to make any payment
due petitioner, the said petitioner may, at its option, after notice as
provided in said Act, declare the entire balance due by the defendant to
the petitioner or any holder or holders of the said Note immediately due,
exigible and payable, together with all interest, attorney's fees, late
charges, advances and all other expenses and charges.

xu.

That, by the terms of said Act, it was stipulated that should the
defendant fail to pay any taxes or insurance premiums affecting the
subject property, when due, that the holder of the Note, at its option,
may pay such taxes and insurance premiums as they become due, and such
advance shall become an additional indebtedness secured by the mortgage
given in the aforesaid Act and shall bear interest at the same rate as the

principal debt from the date of disbursement until paid.


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VII.

Petitioner avers that amicable demand pursuant to the terms
of the act of mortgage has been made without avail; all as more
fully shown on copy of letter dated addressed to defendants
attached hereto along with return receipt which said letter
specified the breach, the action required to secure said breach,
and further specifying the time period for which the breach must
be cured, and would further notify mortgagors that failure to
cure said breach would result in acceleration of payments and
sale of the mortgaged property.

mX,

The defendants did at the act of sale and mortgage waive all
homestead rights and exemptions which they may be entitled to
under the laws and constitution of the State of Louisiana.

x.

Petitioner, Fifth District Savings & Loan Association has
exercised its option as holder of this note and declares the
balance of the note, including principal, interest and attorney’s
fees due and payable.

xI.

Upon information and belief, Emelina Peres Trenco is an
absent defendant residing outside the State of Louisiana and as
such it is necessary to appoint a curator ad hoc to represent her
interest herein.

WHEREFORE, the premises and annexed documents being
considered, Fifth District Savings & Loan Association, petitioner
herein, prays for an order of executory process, dispensing with
the demand for payment and the three days delay and the issuance
of a writ of seizure and sale herein, that notice of seizure be
served upon defendants herein, and that the Sheriff of the Parish
of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, be directed to seize, after due
service of notice of seizure, advertisements, delays, requisites
and formalities, free and clear of all homestead rights and
exemptions, and to sell at public auction, with appraisement and
to the highest bidder for cash, the hereinabove described

property, to pay and satisfy the claim of petitioner in the full


3148

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24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON
STATE OF LOUISIANA

No. 415-138 lrvagan van
JEFFERSON SAVINGS & LOAN ASsocraTIG& =
3 3
versus 2 3
JOEY WALTHER, wife of/ana AE} 5
CARL WOODWARD CLEVELAND and = @ 53] 3
VERA WRIGHT, wife re" 3
DAVID DUBOURG rere = Ss
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FILED: , .
DEPOT CLERK

SUPPLEMENTAL AND AMENDING
PETITION FOR EXECUTORY PROCESS

NoW INTO COURT, through undersigned counsel, comes
JEFFERSON SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION, plaintiff in the above
entitled and numbered cause, who desires to supplement and amend
its original Petition For Executory Process, filed herein on the
Sth day of April, 1991, in the following respects:

By adding Paragraph 13 to the original Petition to read as
follows:

13.

As shown on the due and diligence return filed of record
herein, the mortgagors, Vera Wright, wife of/and David Dubourg
Thibaut, though they be domiciled or actually present in the
state, cannot be found and served after a diligent effort.
Therefore, they are absentees under Louisiana Code of Civil
Procedure, Article 5251, and it will be necessary to appoint an
attorney at law to represent them pursuant to the provisions of
Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure, Article 5091.

um.

By amending the prayer of the original Petition to include
the following:

Petitioner further prays that an attorney at law be
appointed to represent the absentees, Vera Wright, wife of/and
David Dubourg Thibaut.

WHEREFORE, petitioner, reiterating the prayer of its

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the rights of Keith Anderson and Sharol A. Davis and affording
mover, Courtesy Financial Services, Inc., the executory process

action provided for in the note and mortgage sued upon.

Respecttprty sibmitted,

ERIC OLIVER PERSON
Rttorney for Plaintiff
757 St. Charles Avenue
suite 301
New Orleans, Louisiana 70130
(504) 522-8890
BAR NO. 10530
ORDER

Considering the above and foregoing motion,

af IS ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that
be named Curator ad Hoc for the absent defendants, Keith son
and Sharol A. Davis, in the above captioned and numbered
proceedings upon whom service can be had to protect the interest

lof the absent defendants, Keith Anderson and Sharol A. Davis.

Signed at Gretna, Louisiana, this _ aay of
| Nevemurr . 1990.
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PLEASE SERVE:
court Appointed Curator

DEPUTY CLERK
2s7H JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.



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and future advances, together with all costs of these
proceedings; that out of the proceeds of the sale, petitioner
be paid the amount of its claim in preference and priority over

all other persons herein.

BY:

SC. Arceneaux,
jar Roll No. 2524
Attorney for Petitioner

210 Baronne Street, Suite 1210
New Orleans, LA 70112

(504) 522-8256

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Sale dated May 29, 1985 and passed before H. Gordon Hartman,
Notary Public in and for the Parish of Orleans and two
witnesses, and duly recorded in MOB 1178, folio 272, Parish of
Jefferson, State of Louisiana, all of which will more fully
appear from the original of said note, which is attached hereto
and made a part hereof and which is marked Plaintiff's Exhibit
"a" and froma certified copy of the said Act, which is also
attached hereto and made a part hereof and which is marked
Plaintiff's Exhibit "B".
i.

The said mortgagor did, in the said act, waive all homestead
exemptions to which he may be entitled under the Constitution
and laws of the State of Louisiana.

IIL.

In the above mentioned Act, the mortgagor agreed that the
property hereinafter described would remain specially
mortgaged, affected and hypothecated in favor of Standard
Mortgage Corporation lender or any future holder or holders of
said note, until the full and final payment thereof, in
principal, interest attorney's fees, taxes and costs and the
mortgagor bound and obligated himself not to sell, alienate or
encumber the property to the prejudice of the Act of Mortgage.

ve

In the above mentioned act, the said mortgagor confessed
judgment on the note and consented that if same were not paid
in accordance with the terms, conditions and stipulations of
the said act, said property would be seized and sold under
Executory Process.

ve

In the said act hereinabove referred to, the said mortgagor

aid specially mortgage, affect and hypothecate unto and in

favor of the mortgagee, Standard Mortgage Corporation and any



thereof, to cover the extra expense involved in handling
delinquent payments. That the monthly payments are in the sum of
$480.28, which allows the creditor to charge a late charge of
$19.21 on each installment delinquent in excess of fifteen (15)
gays.

vi.

Petitioner avers that the said JoAnne Dawkins NcKee and John
Harold McKee, John Harold McKee being represented through his
agent and attorney in fact, did, by an act of sale with
assumption of mortgage passed before Anne W. Schneider, Notary
Public, dated April 27, 1989, recorded in Mortgage Office Book
2524, folio 124, Entry No. 89-19156, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana,
grant, bargain, sell and convey said property to Larry McKinney
and Ella Dee Carter. That in said act of sale with assumption of
mortgage the said Larry McKinney and Flla Dee Carter did assume
and obligate themselves to all of the original terms and
conditions of the note and mortgage sued upon herein.

VII.

Petitioner avers that the said note and mortgage are past
due and exigible and that the monthly installment due on June 1,
1989 and all subsequent installments are due and unpaid, and that
because of said default, the entire unpaid principal balance in
the sum of $51,512.21 together with interest at the rate of Nine
and One-Half (9.50%) percent per annum from May 1, 1989, plus
late charges of $19.21 on each delinquent installment since June
16, 1989, together with reasonable attorney's fees are due, owing
and unpaid.

vant.

Petitioner annexes hereto and makes a part hereof the
following documents (1) The original promissory note in the sum
of Fifty-Two Thousand Five Hundred Fifty and No/100 ($52,550.00)
Dollars, marked as Plaintiff's Exhibit "A", (2) A certified true
copy of the act of mortgage, marked as Plaintiff's Exhibit "B",
(3) A certified true copy of the act of notarial endorsement and
assignment of mortgage note by Buckeye Financial, Inc. to Buckeye

Federal Savings and Loan Association, marked as Plaintiff's


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90-0147

24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON

STATE OF LOUISIANA

No. 397,308

MARY AYMAMI RUSSELL

AND
RICHARD G. RUSSELL, JR.

FILED:

DEPUTY CLERK
MOTION’ TO APPOINT CURATOR

on motion of First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation, through

undersigned counsel, and upon suggesting to the court that:
1

‘The whereabouts of defendant(s), Mary Aymami Russell and
Richard G. Russell, Jr., is unknown as appears from the Sheriff's
return of the citation of file in these proceeding specifically
noting that the civil sheriff for the Parieh of Jefferson is
unable to effect service upon the defendant(s), and accordingly,
defendant(s) cannot be found and served, and diligent effort has

been made to locate said defendant(s).

11.
It is necessary for the Court to appoint an attorney at law

as curator ad hoc for the defendant(s) Mary Aymami Russell and

Richard G. Russell, Jr..

Ty IS ORDERED BY THE COURT, that

attorney at law be and he is hereby appointed curator ad
defendant(s), Mary Aymami Russell and Richard G. Russell, Jr. in
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note and mortgage at the outset, all of which will more fully
appear from a certified copy of said Act of Cash Sale and
Assumption of Mortgage, which is also attached hereto and made
a part hereof, and which is marked Plaintiff's Exhibit "E",

Ix.

The petitioner herein, Standard Mortgage Corporation, has
been advised that the whereabouts of Grace DiBenedetto Cameron
Roberts, one of the defendants herein, are unknown and it will
therefore be necessary for this Honorable Court to appoint an
attorney to represent the absent defendant.

x.

The assumptors having failed to make the payments required
under the terms of the assumed mortgage, are in default under
the terms of said mortgage and Standard Mortgage Corporation as
the last holder of the note, after having given due notice to
mortgagors herein, has exercised its option to accelerate the
mortgage and declare the balance of the note, including
principal, interest, insurance and attorney's fees, due and
payable, inasmuch as petitioner's records reflect unpaid
installments from December 1, 1990 to date.

WHEREFORE, petitioner prays that the Court appoint an
attorney to represent the absent Grace DiBenedetto Cameron
Roberts and, further, petitioner prays for an order of
Executory Process herein, and further, that a writ of seizure
and sale issue herein directing the Sheriff for the Parish of
Jefferson, State of Louisiana, to seize and sell without
appraisement and, after due advertisement, delays, requisites
and formalities, free and clear of all homestead rights and
exemptions, the property hereinabove described, according to
law, for cash, to pay and satisfy the claim of petitioner, the
principal sum of $11,557.71 with 8.50% percent interest thereon

from November 1, 1990 until paid, together with 10.00% percent

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‘The indebtedness due plaintiff and the obligations owed under the mortgage
are represented by the following:

(®) Copy of the promissory note paraphed for
identification with the act of mortgage (Exhibit A)

(B) Certified copy of the act of mortgage (Exhibit B)

(©) Assignment of the note from Troy & Nichols, Inc,
Stockton Savings Association (Exhibit C)

6.

Plaintiff is entitled to enforce the aforedescribed mortgage and hereby
requests recognition of sane, which affects the following described property
located in Jefferson Parish, to-wit:

Unit 9 of La Maison De Le Bonne Vie Condominium, a condominium estate
created by act before Henry O'Connor, N.P. dated March 31, 1982, and
registered in COB 1023, folio 312 and amended by private act dated
October 8, 1982 and October 16, 1982, registered in COB 1034, folio
565, according to which said unit forms a part of the following
property:

That certain lot of ground, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon and ‘all the rights, ways, privileges,
servitudes, appurtenances and advantages thereunto belonging, or in
anywise appertaining, situated in the Parish of Jefferson, State of
Louisiana, in that subdivision known as Harlem Parkway Subdivision,
designated as Lots Nos. 6 - 18, both inclusive, in Square No. 48,
which square is bounded by West Esplanade Avenue (formerly 10th
Street), the East boundary of Harlem Parkway Subdivision, 9th Street,
‘and Ridjelake Drive, as delineated on a survey by Edward L. Clinton,
Registered Land Surveyor, dated June 24, 1981, and according thereto,
said lots of ground are described as follows:

Lots Nos. 6 - 10 adjoin each other and measure each 25 feet front on
Ridgelake Drive, the same in width in the rear, by a depth of 120
feet between equal and parallel lines. Lot No. 10 forms the
northeast corner of West Esplanade Avenue, and Ridgelake Drive.

Tots Nos. 11 - 18 adjoin each other, and measure each 25 feet front
on West Esplanade Avenue, same in width in the rear, by a depth of
120 fect, between equal and parallel lines. Lot No. 11 lies nearer
to and commences at a distance of 120 feet from the northeast corner
of West Esplanade Avenue and Ridgelake Drive, the westerly sideline
thereof being common with the rear or eastern lines of the aforesaid
lots 1 ~ 6.

Lots 6 - 18 together form a portion of ground which measured along
its southern line, a distance of 200 feet front on the north line of
West Esplanade Avenue, by a depth along its western line, fronting on
the east line of Ridgelake Drive, of 120 feet, a width in the rear
along its northern line of 320 feet, and a depth on its eastern line,
along the East boundary of the subdivision of 120 feet.

Said lots further have been resubdivided into 18-A, by Ordinance No.
14904, dated July 8, 1981, and registered in C08 1008, folio 230.
Said units include east @ 2.788 in common elements as defined in
aforesaid acts creating condominium estate.

cA
Plaintifé requests that the court render judgment in favor of the

plaintiff in the amount set forth in Paragraph 4 hereof and that the

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24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON
STATE OF LOUISIANA
No. DIVISION" "

RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION, AS RECEIVER FOR ENTERPRISE
FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

VERSUS

ROBIN KEARNEY

DEPUTY CLERK
VERIFICATION
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE

BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally came and

appeared:
MITCH OVERMILLER,
who, after being duly sworn, did depose and say:

That he is employed by plaintiff, in the capacity of Asset
Specialist. That in the ordinary course of business he has
become personally familiar with the account of the defendant.
That he has read all of the allegations contained in the above
and foregoing Petition for Executory Process and that all of the
allegations of fact contained therein are true and correct to the

best of his knowledge, information and belief.

i OVERMILLE!

OPY DF THE oriGi
orrice. oN“

DEPUTY CLERK.

24TH JUDICIAL DISTRI

JUD STRICT COURT
PARISH OF JERPERSON, LOO



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STATE OF LOUISIANA
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MOTION FOR APPOINTMENT OF CURATOR AD HOC &%| SBm
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On motion of June Lawrence, through her undersigned counsels",
and on suggesting to the Court that as will appear fro
Sheriff's return of record in these proceedings, JESSIE MAE
PEPPERS, the Defendant herein, was personally served with
citation on 119
expired;

that the delay for answering has
and that the Defendant has made no appearance in these
proceedings:

IT IS ORDERED by the Court that:
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to represent

» Attorney at Law, is appointed
the Defendant;
proceedings; and

JESSIE MAE PEPPERS,

in these
2. Citation and a certified copy of this order and the
petition in this matter, be served on the attorney at law
appointed above to represent the Defendant.
Gretna, Louisiana, this aysel day of October . 1990
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victoria Mortgage Company. Said note is further endorsed in
blank by Victoria Mortgage Company, however, as appears by the
annexed affidavit by petitioner, said endorsement was not
consummated and the blank endorsement has been duly cancelled on
the rear of said note. Accordingly, victoria Mortgage Company,
your petitioner herein, is the last holder and owner of said
note.
qr.
In the above described Act of Mortgage, the said

mortgagors, JoAnne Dawkins McKee and John Harold NcKe!

confessed judgment upon said note and consented that if same were
not paid in accordance with the terms and conditions thereof,
that said property might be seized and sold by executory process
for cash with or without appraisement, and without the necessity
of legal demand for payment, or putting in default. The said Act
of Mortgage further provides that the’said mortgagors do not have
the right to sell, alienate or encumber the said property to the
prejudice of the said act. The said act further provides that
the mortgagors will pay the reasonable fees of the attorney at

law employed to collect the note and mortgage. Said mortgagors

have likewise waived all homestead exemption:
Iv.

The said note and mortgage further provides that if any
installment of principal and interest, or any part thereof shall
remain unpaid on the said date when such installment is due, that
the said note would be in default and the holder of the said note
and mortgage shall then have the right to accelerate the terns
thereof in the full amount, and the full unpaid balance in
principal and interest shall immediately become due and owing
together with said attorney's fees.

v.

The said mortgage further provides that if the monthly
payments stipulated in said act of Mortgage are in arrears
mortgagor will, at creditor's option, pay to creditor a "late
charge" not exceeding four per centum (4%) of any installment

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NO. 394,035 DIVISION "Ri

STATE OF LOUISIANA

VICTORIA MORTGAGE COMPANY
VERSUS
JOANNE DAWKINS MCKEE
AND
JOHN HAROLD MCKEE
AND
LARRY MCKINNEY
aND

ELLA DEE CARTER

FILED:

DEPUTY CLERK

MOTION TO APPOINT CURATOR
On motion of Victoria Mortgage Company, through undersigned

counsel, and upon suggesting to the Court that:

I.

The whereabouts of defendant(s), JoAnne Dawkins McKee is
unknown as appears from the Sheriff's return of the citation of
file in these proceeding specifically noting that the Civil Sheriff
for the Parish of Jefferson is unable to effect service upon the
defendant(s), and accordingly, defendant(s) cannot be found and
served, and diligent effort has been made to locate said

defendant(s) -

II.
at is necessary for the Court to appoint an attorney at law

as curator ad hoc for the defendant(s) JoAnne Dawkins McKee.

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By adding paragraph fourteen (14) to read as follows, to-wit:
14.

This Court has jurisdiction over the property which this mortgage is
sought to be enforced; but because defendants, Carmen Edwards Batiste and
Kevin D. Batiste are absentees who cannot be served personally with process,

an attorney at law should be appointed to represent them.
HI.

Your petitioner reurges and reiterates each and every other allegation

set forth in the original petition as if copied in extenso.

WHEREFORE, petitioner prays that an attorney at Taw be appointed to
represent the absentee defendants, Carmen Edwards Batiste and Kevin D.
Batiste, that after notice of demand for payment, and that a writ of seizure
and sale issue directing the Sheriff for the Parish of Jefferson, State of
Louisiana to seize and sell the mortgaged property with appraisenent, and
according to law to satisfy petitioner’s claim as originally prayed for
herein.

WIDDLEBERG RIDDLE & GIANNA
201 ST. CHARLES AVENUE, 31ST FLOOR
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA 70170-3100

TELEPHONE: (504) 525-7200
ATTENTION: FORECLOSURE DEPARTMENT

‘PARISH OF JEFFERSO?



favor of the mortgagee, Standard Mortgage Corporation and any
and all other future holders of the note, the following
described property situated in the Parish of Jefferson, State
of Louisiana, to-wit:

THAT CERTAIN, PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all the
rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, appurtenances and
advantages thereunto belonging or in  anywise
appertaining, situated in the State of Louisiana, Parish
of Jefferson, in Township 14 South, Ranges 23 ‘and 24
East, Southeast Land District of Louisiana, West of the
Mississippi River, known as Harvey Canal Property,
Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, designated as Parcels G-1-B
and Q-1, per plan by J.J. Krebs & Sons, Inc., C.E., dated
May 15, 1973, revised September 26, 1973, April 11, 1974,
May, 5, 1975, December 29, 1975, October 19, 1976, March
27, 1978, July 24, 1978, December 5, 1979 and May 22,
1981, which said ‘portion has been resubdivided into
WOODMERE SOUTH SUBDIVISION, SECTION I, all as per plan of
resubdivision made by J.J. Krebs & Sons, Inc., C.£. & S.,
dated April 13, 1981, approved by the Jefferson Parish
Council by Ordinance No. 14846, recorded in coB 1011,
folio 815, and Ordinance No. 14938, recorded in COB 1014,
folio 893, and as per Act of Dedication before Odom B.
Heebe, Notary Public, dated December 4, 1981, recorded in
COB 1016, folio 209, same being designated as follows:
LOT 111, SQUARE C, which said square is bounded by
Melissa Drive, Destrehan Avenue, Shannon Drive and Keith-
Way Drive, and said LOT 111 commences at a distance of
255.82 feet from the intersection of Destrehan Avenue and
Melissa Drive, and measures thence 65 feet front on
Melissa Drive, same in width in the rear, by a depth of
100 feet between equal and parallel lines; all as per
survey made by J.J. Krebs & Sons, Inc., C.B. & S., dated
November 8, 1982, resurveyed December 29, 1982 to show
improvements.

Improvements thereon bear Municipal No. 3716 Melissa
Drive, Harvey, La. 70058.

Being the same property acquired by Veronica Williams,
wife of/and Emile Bluain on July 28, 1988. Registered in
CoB 2011, folio 294.

vi.

By Act of Cash Sale and Assumption of Mortgage executed July
28, 1988, before Ellen Mullins, Notary Public, the above
described property was transferred by Julieta Lorenzo, wife
of/and Gerrit Overkamp to Veronica Williams, wife of/and Emile
Bluain, which said act is duly recorded in MOB 2303, folio 56,
Parish of Jefferson, Louisiana; the said assumptors did assume,

bind and obligate themselves to pay in full the certain

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defendant, Melanie S. Walker, upon whom all legal notices and
proceedings shall be served and against whon this proceeding shall

be conducted contradictorily.

RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED:

Terry Parkway

Gretna, LA 70056
(504) 362-1982

ad Roll No. 18005

conesSertiy the foregoing motion,

Iv 18 ORDERED by this court, that
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law, to represent the abstftee defiendant, Melanie S. Walker, upon
whom all legal notices and proceedings shall be served; and that
all proceedings against said defendant shall be conducted
contradictorily against the aforesaid attorney at law as provided

by law.

Gretna, Louisiana, this ast day of

, 1990.

PLEASE SERVE:

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of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, all of which will more fully
appear from the original of said note, which is attached hereto
and made a part hereof and which is marked Plaintiff's Exhibit
"aA" and from a certified copy of the said Act, which is also
attached hereto and made a part hereof and which is marked
Plaintiff's Exhibit "

ti.

The said mortgagors did, in the said act, waive all
homestead exemptions to which they may be entitled under the
Constitution and laws of the State of Louisiana.

rin.

In the above mentioned Act, the mortgagors agreed that the
property hereinafter described would remain specially
mortgaged, affected and hypothecated in favor of Standard
Mortgage Corporation, lender or any future holder or holders of
said note, until the full and final payment thereof, in
principal, interest attorney's fees, taxes and costs and the
mortgagors bound and obligated themselves not to sell, alienate
or encumber the property to the prejudice of the Act of
Mortgage.

Iv.

In the above mentioned act, the said mortgagors confessed
judgement on the note and consented that if same were not paid
in accordance with the terms, conditions and stipulations of
the said act, said property would be seized and sold under
Executory Process.

v

In the said act hereinabove referred to, the said mortgagors
did specially mortgage, affect and hypothecate unto and in
favor of the mortgagee, Standard Mortgage Corporation and any
and all other future holders of the note, the following

described property situated in the Parish of Jefferson, State



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a7.

On information and belief and subsequent to the filing of
the original petition, petitioner learned that the defendant,
Carmelite Martinez Champagne, is deceased. Petitioner avers that
the succession of the decedent, Carmelite Martinez Champagne, has
not been judicially opened and that no judgment of possession has
been rendered. Therefore, under Louisiana Code of Civil
Procedure Article 2674 it will be necessary to appoint an
attorney at law to represent her.

IIT.

By amending the prayer of the original Petition to include
the following:

Petitioner further prays that it be authorized to proceed
against the defendant, Hugh Pierce Champagne, pursuant to the
provisions of Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure Article 2672.

Petitioner further prays that an attorney at law be
appointed to represent the deceased, Carmelite Martinez
Champagne, pursuant to the provisions of Louisiana Code of Civil
Procedure Article 2674.

WHEREFORE, petitioner, reiterating the prayer of its
original petition as though set forth at length herein, prays
that its original petition be supplemented and amended in the
above particulars and that, after due proceedings had, there be
judgment herein in favor of the petitioner, Jefferson Savings &
Loan Association and against the defendants, Hugh Pierce
Champagne, Carmelite Martinez, wife of/and Louis George
Champagne, Joyce Barber and Clare Gray Champagne, as originally
prayed for herein.

Petitioner further prays that an Attorney at Law be
appointed to represent the deceased, Carmelite Martinez
Champagne, in accordance with Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure,
Article 2674.

Petitioner further prays that it be authorized to proceed

against the defendant, Hugh Pierce Champagne, pursuant to the



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identification with an Act of Credit Sale dated March 15, 1983
and passed before H. Gordon Hartman, Nétary Public in and for
he Parish of Orleans and two witnesses, and duly recorded in
MOB 873, folio 897, Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana,
all of which will more fully appear from the original of said
note, which is attached hereto and made a part hereof and which
is marked Plaintiff's Exhibit "A" and froma certified copy of
the said Act, which is also attached hereto and made a part
hereof and which is marked Plaintiff's Exhibit "B*.
Ir.

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homestead exemptions to which they may be entitled under the
Constitution and laws of the State of Louisiana.

qm.

In the above mentioned Act, the mortgagors agreed that the
property hereinafter described would remain specially
mortgaged, affected and hypothecated in favor of standard
Mortgage Corporation lender or any future holder or holders of
said note, until the full and final payment thereof, in
principal, interest attorney's fees, taxes and costs and the
mortgagors bound and obligated themselves not to sell, alienate
or encumber the property to the prejudice of the Act of
Mortgage.

Iv.

In the above mentioned act, the said mortgagors confessed
judgment on the note and consented that if same were not paid
in accordance with the terms, conditions and stipulations of
the said act, said property would be seized and sold under

Bxecutory Process.

In the said act hereinabove referred to, the said mortgagors

did specially mortgage, affect and hypothecate unto and in



. 1otsid 27:91

WHEREFORE, the premises considered, Petitioners pray that this anended
and supplenental petition be filed, according to law, and that an attomey at
law be appointed Curator Ad Hoc to represent the unrepresented and absent
defendants and these proceedings be carried on in accordance with law.

VEZINA AND ASSOCIATES
{A Professional Law Corporation)
401 Weyer St., P. 0. Bax 461
Gretna, LA 70054

(504) 368-5223

La, State Bar No. 5966

STATE OF LOUISTANA
PARISH OF JEFFERSON
BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally came and appeared:
ROY J. D. GAPTUSO

who, after being duly sworn, did depose and say that he is the attorney for
the plaintiffs in the above and foregoing Petition; that he has read same ard
that all of the cbligations therein contained are true and correct to the best
of his knowledge, infamation and belief.

SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED

BEFORE ME THIS <2 paY

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WHEREFORE, PLAINTIFF PRAYS that

I. A writ of seizure and sale issue to sell the property described in
Paragraph 7 above without eppraissl and from the proceeds thereof to pay the
amount owed plaintiff, to-wit: $48,828.76, interest thereron at 12.000% per
annum from July 1, 1989, amounts due for taxes and insurance premiums at the
rate of $37.77 per month from August 1, 1989 through January 31, 1990, and at
the rate of $36.77 from February 1, 1990, eny additional amounts which
plaintiff, as permitted by the note and mortgage, hereafter advances, and
Proves according to law, for taxes, assessments, repairs to and maintenance of
the property, attorney's fees of 10% of all amounts due, subject to a credit of
$108.26, and all costs hereof and

II. The Clerk issue the writ of seizure and sale immediately.

TIT, An attorney at law be appointed as Curator ad Hoc upon whom service
of seizure and any other required services might be nade.

THOMPSON, SPARKS, DEAN & MORRIS

1401 Royal Avenue
P, 0, Box 2867

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George’B. Dean, Jr.

ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF
PLEASE SERVE DEFENDANTS AT:
EARL HARRY LEWIS

5908 S. Oak Drive
Marrero, LA 70072

OP OF THE ORIGINAL.

DEPUTY CLERK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.

HECTOR OROZCO, JR.
1913 Hampton Drive
Harvey, LA 70058

KELLY LEIGH LEDET
through her court appointed attorney. her wheresbouts are unknown.

5908 S. Osk Drive
Marrero, LA 70072

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Exhibit "c", (4) An affidavit by Buckeye Federal Savings and Loan
Association of non-consummation and cancellation of blank
endorsement, marked as Plaintiff's Exhibit "D", (5) A certified
true copy of the act of notarial endorsement and assignment of

mortgage note by Buckeye Federal Savings and Loan Association to

Victoria Mortgage Company, marked as Plaintiff's Exhibit "E", (6)
Petitioner's affidavit of non-consummation and cancellation of
blank endorsement, marked as Plaintiff's Exhibit "F", and (7) A
certified true copy of the act of sale with assumption of
mortgage note by JoAnne Dawkins McKee and John Harold McKee to
Larry McKinney and Ella Dee Carter and power of attorney by John
Harold McKee to JoAnne Dawkins McKee, marked as Plaintiff's
Exhibit "G", and makes all a part hereof as though copied at
length herein.
IX.

Petitioner alleges that the defendants, JoAnne Dawkins
McKee, John Harold McKee, Larry McKinney and Ella Dee Carter, are
not in the military service of the United States or any of its
allies. Petitioner further alleges that the defendant, John
Harold McKee, is currently a resident of Dover, Delaware and
accordingly is an absentee defendant. Petitioner further alleges
that the defendant Larry McKinney, is currently residing at 228
W. 5ist Street, Los Angeles, California 90037 and accordingly is
an absentee defendant. Petitioner alleges that it is entitled to
the appointment of an attorney to represent defendants, John
Harold McKee and Larry McKinney, all in accordance with Civil
Code of Procedure Article 5091.

x.

Petitioner alleges amicable demand to no avail.

WHEREFORE, the premises and annexed documents and affidavit
considered, petitioner prays that this court appoint a curator ad
hoc to represent the absentee defendants in these proceedings,
and that a writ of Executory Process issue herein, that a writ of
Seizure and Sale issue immediately herein, directing the Civil
Sheriff for the Parish of Jefferson, state of Louisiana, to

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614, of the Official Records of that Parish. A certified copy of
the Act of Mortgage is attached as an exhibit.
5
The property mortgaged in the Act of Mortgage is

described as follows:

A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OP GROUND, together with all buildings and improvements
thereon, and all rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, appurtenances and advantages
thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, situated in the PARISH OF JEFFERSON,
STATE OF LOUISIANA, in Township 14 South, Ranges 23 and 24 Zast, Southeastern Land
District of Louisiana, West of the Mississippi River, known as Harvey Canal Property,
designated as Parcel P-2-A-2-A, all per plan of resubdivision by J. J. Krebs & Sons,
Inc.,C.E. € S., May 15, 1973, revised 2-26-73, 4-11-74, 5-5-75, 12-29-75 and 10-19-76
and approved by Jefferson Parish Council by Ord. No. 12617, adopted November 18, 1976
recorded in COB 878, folio 409, and which was subdivided into that part now known as
WOODMERE SUBDIVISION, SECTION 5, per plan of resubdivision by J.J. Krebs & Sons, Inc.
C.E. & S., October 19, 1976 and October 21, 1976, approved by Jefferson Parish Counc:
Ord. No, 12617, recorded in CoB 879, folio 409, and Act of Dedication before Odom B.
Heebe, Notary Public, 12-21-76, in COB 880, folio @22, further described as follows:

lor 1393, SQUARE “LL*, which Square is Bounded by Redbud Lang, Woodmere Boulevard,
reraek Lane (side) and Alex Kornman Blvd. (side), and the said Lot commences at a
distance of 422043 Seer fron the corner of Hecdnere ‘Sowlevard and Redbud Lane’ and

measures thence 60.00 feet front on Redbud Lane, same in width in the rear, by a dept

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Readelatess Gaced Cetaber 32, 1378 Oe MALERFAEEeeLCRGa othe met oF
Mortgage orded at MOB 780, Folie elas Officiat Records of the Parish of
Jefferson, Louisiana.

6.

The reverse of the above described note bears a
"voided" endorsement by Engel Mortgage Company, Inc. to Federal
National Mortgage Association. In truth and in fact, Federal
National Mortgage Association has never acquired said promissory
note and does not have and has never had any interest in said
Promissory note, and the said promissory note was endorsed to
Federal National Mortgage Association in error, all as evidenced
by the affidavit of Robert D. steele, Jr., Vice President for
Sovran Mortgage Corporation servicer for Federal National
Mortgage Association, which is attached as an exhibit.
Accordingly, the "voided" endorsement should be disregarded and

should be treated as of no effect whatsoever.


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249M JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE “DW ON
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wo. 394-08 2 mis FRE "a7
VICTORIA MORTGAGE COMPANY 4
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JOANNE DAWKEXS ACKEE

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PETITION FOR EXECUTORY PROCESS
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FILED:

The petition of Victoria Mortgage Company, a corporation
organized under the laws of the United states of america, with

xespect represents:

I.
Petitioner is the holder and owner for valuable

consideration, and before maturity, of that certain promissory

PERMANENT

note, payable to the order of "Bearer", made, subscribed and
executed by JoAnne Dawkins McKee and John Harold McKee
defendants herein, which said note is dated May 30, 1986, in the
original principal sum of Fifty-two Thousand Five Hundred Fifty
and No/100 ($52,550.00) Dollars, with principal and interest
payable at the rate of Four Hundred Forty-One and 87/100
(944184) Dollars per month, commencing on the first day of July,
eRe ‘and bearing Nine and One-Half (9.50%) percent per annum
interest from date, and providing that said note shall bear
reasonable attorney's fees, which said note is secured and is
officially paraphed "Ne Varietur" in conformity with an Act of

Mortgage passed before Adrea D. Heebe, Notary Public, dated May

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30, 1986 and which mortgage is recorded in Mortgage Office Book

1533, folio 47, Entry Number 86-25040, Parish of Jefferson, State
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Petitioner alleges amicable demand to no avail.

WHEREFORE, the premises and annexed documents and affidavit
considered, petitioner prays that this court appoint a curator ad
hoc to represent the absentee defendants in these proceedings, and
that a Writ of Executory Process issue herein, that a Writ of
Seizure and Sale issue immediately herein, directing the Civil
Sheriff for the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana( to seize,
and after due advertisements, delays, requisites and formalities,
save those expressly waived in the above described act of mortgage,
to sell the said property described above according to law, for
cash and without benefit of appraisal, to pay and satisfy the claim
of your petitioner in the full sum of $46,762.47 Dollars, with
interest thereon at the rate of Twelve (12%) percent per annum from
December 1, 1989, together with late charges of $23.00 on each
delinguent monthly installment since January 16, 1990, together
with attorney's fees in the amount of Ten (10%) percent of all sums
due, and all costs of these proceedings, and petitioner prays to
be paid the above amounts by preference and priority over all

persons whatsoever, and for all other general and equitable relief.

Respectively submitted,

‘MENTZ
Louisiava Bar Roll No.
KAREN A. CROSBY
Louisiana Bar Roll No. 19313
Attorneys for Petitioner
3850 N. Causeway Blvd.

Suite 710

Metairie, Louisiana 70002
Telephone No. (504) 831-7726

DEPUTY CLERK
TRICT COURT
SON, LA.



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EXHIBIT "D*
AUTHENTIC ACT OF UNITED STATES OF AM!
TRANSFER OF NOTE
STATE OF LOUISIANA

PARISH OF JEFFERSON }

BE IT KNOWN, that on this /Yi day of Leguet + 1989,

BEFORE ME, the undersigned Notary Public, duly commissioned and
qualified in and for the aforesaid Parish and State, and in the presence
of the witnesses hereinafter named and undersigned,

PERSONALLY CAME AND APPEARED:

ARTHUR J, KEENAN, JR.
who, after being duly sworn, did depose and say:

That he is the Executive Vice President in Charge of Special Assets
of Pelican Homestead and Savings Association. ‘That, in that capacity he
has within his control all of the books and records of the said Pelican
Homestead and Savings Association as well as those of its constituent
associations. That, on December 30, 1987, Pelican Homestead and Savings
Association merged with and became the successor of Gulf Federal Savings
and Loan Association, formerly known as Gulf Federal Savings Bank and
more formerly known as Gulf Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Jefferson Parish.

‘That in his capacity as Executive Vice President in Charge of Special
Assets, he is familiar with that certain promissory note and mortgage
dated October 17, 1983 in the original principal amount of ONE HUNDRED
FORTY-FOUR THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND NO/100 ($144,800.00)
DOLLARS, whereby Abdel Mohsen Mohamed Elbaz, as borrower, granted a
mortgage on the property located at 4135 Lac Bienville Drive, Harvey,
Louisiana, 70058, to Gulf Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Jefferson Parish.

That, according to the books and records of Pelican Homestead and
Savings Association, Gulf Federal Savings Bank, pledged the above
referenced promissory note to the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas, as
evidenced by the endorsement on the promissory note dated January 30,
1985, That, on August 11, 1985, the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas

transferred back to Gulf Federal Savings Bank the said promissory note.

LLL,



STATE OF LOUISIANA

PARISH OF ORLEANS

BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally Cal

OAvin @ Poca

of Fifth District Savings & Loan Association, who after being by

appeared:

me duly sworn did depose and say:

That Fifth District Savings & Loan Association is the
petitioner in the above and foregoing petition;

That all of the allegations contained therein are true and
correct to the best of his knowledge, information and belief;

That the account of the defendant herein is delinquent as
alleged in said petition;

That the said mortgage and vendor’s lien are subject to

foreclosure herein.

SWORN TO AND
SUBSCRIPED BEFORE ME

TRUI bY GF THE ORIGIN...
OFFICE.
OWN

DEPUTY CLERK
NOTARY Pusnic 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT

PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.



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24th Judicial District Court for the Parish of Jefferson
STATE OF LOUISIANA

NO. 393-826 DIVISION A DOCKET #

Blazer Financial Services, Inc.
VERSUS
George B. Powell & Christina Lovoi Powell

PILED, DEPUTY CLERK

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF JEFFERSON
Deborah Ernst, being duly sworn, deposes and says that she is the
Branch Manager of Blazer Financial Services, Inc. petitioner
herein, and that she has read all of the facts and allegations
contained in the above supplemental & amending petition;

That same are all true and correct to the best of her
knowledge, information and belief.

Jekoten Sense hue

SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED

BEFORE ME, NOTARY, THJS
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ORDER
Considering the above and foregoing supplemental and
amending petition;

IP IS ORDERED that Attorney At Law, is

hereby appointed to represent the abs¢njZe defendant, Christina

Lovol Powell.

Gretna, Louisiana, this hid We) sh, 1990.
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240K JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON
STATE OF LOUISTANA

NO. 384-277 DIVISION "A" DOCKET NO.

ROY J, GATIUSO, VERINA SAVOY GATIUSO
and RONALD C, BRECHTE.

‘VERSUS
ROBIN REALTY, INC,, A/K/A ROBIN ‘TOWING CORPORATION

KENNETH S. LAMY, CLATRE MORIN, WIFE OF/AND REGINALD G. FOSTER
‘and DOROTHY MALLINSON, WIFE OF/AND FREDERICK WILLIAM SIDMAN

rip: _Gotober Wise % : i

ORDER
Let this amended ani supplemental petition be filed according to law.

vet Role G. Csali attorney at law, Goi D sep du Getto
700.
(address), be appointed “Curator ad Hoc to represent the fBsent and @

unrepresented defendants,
Let these executary proceedings be carried on in accordance with law.

Gretra, tovisiana, this {PM aay of Oorabis _. 1989.

LEASE SERVE NOTICE OF SEIZURE ON DEFENDANTS
CLAIRE MORIN, WIFE OF/AND REGINALD G, FOSTER
SHROUGH THE ABOVE APPOINTED CURATOR AD HOC
ALONG WITH NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

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STATE OF LOUISTANA
PARISH OF JEFFERSON

BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally came and appeared:

RODNEY J, WADERE, who, after first being duly sworn did depose that he is
the attorney for the petitioner, in the above and foregoing petition, that he
has read the same, that all of the allegations contained therein ere true and
correct to the best of his knowledge and belief and that the obligations of the

defendant(s) to the petitioner has matured by virtue of the fects set forth,

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vir.

Under the terms of the act of mortgage, defendant further
agreod to pay 20% attorney's fees in the event of suit.

vIqI.

Plaintiff alleges that said promissory note is in default
and, therefore, it is fully due and payable and fully mature for
the following reasons, to wit:

1, Defendant has failed to pay her installment

payment due on October 1, 1986, and the
continuing installments due thereafter in
accordance with the terms of the promissory
note and act of mortgage.

2. Amicable demand for payment in full was made
upon the defendant by correspondence dated
December 22, 1986, in accordance with the act
of mortgage, to no avail.

Ix.

There remains due and owing unto plaintiff the following
sums on the said promissory note:

1. Principal in the amount of $49,188.21.

2. Interest in the amount of $24,380.85, accrued through

October 18, 1990, together with interest at the rate of
22% per annum from October 19, 1990, until paid.
3. Late charges in the amount of $1,273.08.

4, Attorney's fees in the amount of 20% of principal and
interest.

5. All costs of these proceedings, including court costs
and sheriff's costs.

x.

Defendant is a non-resident of the state of Louisiana, on
information and belief now being domiciled in the State of
Florida, and it is therefore necessary for the court to appoint
an attorney at law to represent her.

WHEREFORE, the premises and the annexed documents
considered, Resolution Trust Corporation as receiver for
Enterprise Federal savings and Loan Association prays that an
order of Executory Process issue herein, that defendant be served
with the demand for payment required by Louisiana Code of Civil
Procedure Article 2639, and upon defendant failing to comply
therewith, a writ of seizure and sale issue herein directing the
Sheriff for the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, to seize

and sell, with appraisement and with the delays provided in


3004

24TH SPORTAL QISQRTCI _ 0

PARISH OF JEFFERSON

STATE OF LOUISIANA
wo: 3945 -98e DIVISTO
U.S. SECRRIARY OF VETERANS AFFAIRS

VERSUS

IRMA DUCOTE, WIFE OF/AND NOLAN JULIUS FIRMIN AN) {
JANET CHILDRESS, DIVORCED WIFE OF/AND SAMUEL W. HILTON

FILED: DY. CLERK
poate res rrsrerrrrrerrrrsrsrerteter ter ttt vist

SUPPLEMENTAL PETITION
NoW INTO COURT, through undersigned counsel, c

Secretary of veterans Affairs, petitioner he:

in, and amends his
original petition as follows:
1.

The Sheriff of Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, after a diligent
search, has been unable to locate the defendants herein, IRMA
DUCOTE, wife of/and NOLAN JULIUS FIRMIN, as will be evidenced fron
the Sheriff's return in these proceedings.

2.

Petitioner believes and therefore alleges that the defendants,
IRMA DUCOTE, wife of/and NOLAN JULIUS PIRMIN, are absentees from
the state of Louisiana, and that an attorney ad hoc should be
appointed to represent then in these proceedings against whom all |
further proceeding herein should be carried on.

3.

WHEREFORE, Petitioner prays that an attorney ad hoc be|
appointed to represent the defendants, IRMA DUCOTE, wife of/and
NOLAN JULIUS FIRMIN herein; that the said defendants be served with
a copy of this Petition and the notice of seizure through said
attorney ad hoc, the three day notice to pay having been waived in
the Credit Sale, and that all further proceedings be carried on

contradictorily against said attorney ad hoc.

Respectfully submitted,

)F THE ORIGINAL
iS OFFICE.
PUTY CLERK,

24TH TUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
‘PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.

S 7" (504) 885-6657
Craw Bar No.: 13454 i

ET Attorney for Petitioner,
on THE U.S. SECRETARY OF

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3.
It is necessary that an attorney-at-Law be appointed by
the court to represent the absentee defendant(s), to receive
the notice of seizure on behalf of the absentee defendant(s).
WHEREFORE, PLAINTIFF PRAYS that an Attorney-at-Law be
appointed to represent the absentee defendant(s) in these
proceedings, and that said defendant(s), NIEVES IGNACIA LOPEZ,
be served with the notice of seizure and all other notices and
citations required or permitted by law through said attorney-
at-Law in the manner and form provided by law; plaintiff
further reiterates the prayers of the petition filed herein.
Respectfully submitted,
BOLES, BOLES AND RYAN, ATTORNEYS
1805 Tower Drive
P. 0. Box 2065

Monroe, LA 71207-2065
Telephone: (318) 388-4050

By!
‘Charles a.
Bar #11557

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF OUACHITA

BEFORE ME, the undersigned legal authority in and for said
Parish and State, personally came and appeared CHARLES Hl. RYAN,
who first being duly sworn, did depose and say: That he is one
of the attorneys for the plaintiff in the above and foregoing
petition and that ali of the allegations of fact contained
therein are true and correct to the best of his knowledge,
information and belief.

Charles 8. RYAn

SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED before me, Notary, on this 13th
day of March, 1990. y

NowAfy Public



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favor of the mortgagee, Standard Mortgage Corporation and any
and all other future holders of the note, the following
described property situated in the Parish of Jefferson, state

of Louisiana, to-wit:

A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with ali
the buildings and improvements thereon, and all the
rights, ways, privileges, servitudes and advantages
thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, situated
in the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that
part thereof which has been resubdivided into SHADOW LAKE
EXTENSION SUBDIVISION, all as per plan of resubdivision
made by J.J. Krebs & Sons, Inc., L.S., dated September 9,
1986, approved by the Jefferson Parish Council by
Ordinance No. 170S6 on October 22, 1986, recorded in CoB
1595, folio 171, and said property is more fully
described as follows, to-wit:

LOT 6, SQUARE F, which said square is bounded by Mallard
Drive, Alison Drive, the western boundary of the
Subdivision and Cricket Court, and said LOT 6 commences
at a distance of 260 feet from the intersection of
Cricket Court and Mallard Drive, and measures thence 65
feet front on Mallard Drive, same in width across the
rear, by a depth of 100 feet between equal and parallel

all as per survey made by J.J. Krebs & Sons, Inc.,
dated July 30, 1987, resurveyed August 24, 1987, to
show improvements.

Improvements thereon bear Municipal No. 3210 Mallard
Drive, Gretna, La.

Being the same property acquired by Paula Denise Calais
and Ronald Hugh Ohlmeyer on October 19, 1987 registered
in COB 1831, folio 49/%hd further acquired by Phyliss
Schaefer, wife of/and Philip A. Shaw on March 31, 1989
registered in CoB 2164, folio 152.

vi.

By Act of Cash Sale and Assumption of Mortgage executed
March 31, 1989, before James G. Sax, Notary Public, the above
described property was transferred by Paula Denise Calais, wife
of/and Ronald Hugh Ohlmeyer to Phyliss Schaefer, wife of/and
Philip A. Shaw, which said act is duly recorded in MOB 2496,
folio 22, Parish of Jefferson, Louisiana; the said assumptors
did assume, bind and obligate themselves to pay in full the
certain mortgage note hereinabove described and to comply with
all the terms and conditions of said note and mortgage, to the
same extent as if they were the makers of the note and mortgage

at the outset, all of which will more fully appear from a

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- (345) - shares of stock subscribed by the said MAURICIO A.
LETONA and pledged in the said Act of Vendor's Lien and Privilege
and Mortgage as additional security for the obligation referred to
above; and it was stipulated that should the said MAURICIO A.
LETONA fail to make the monthly payments for a period of three (3)
months, that said failure would, without putting in default, make
the said Promissory Note immediately due and payable in its
entirety.

vir.

That the said MAURICIO A. LETONA is more than three (3)
months in arrears in his payments to your Petitioner herein, and
that in accordance with the terms of the said Act of Vendor's Lien
and Privilege and Mortgage, the said Promissory Note is payable,
due and exigible as to principal, interest, and Attorney's fees,
and is unpaid, notwithstanding, amicable demand.

vir.

Petitioner avers that the interest on this Promissory Note is
delinquent from DECEMBER 1, 1990 and that the payments on the
subscription of stock are delinquent since DECEMBER 1, 1990, that
therefore the principal and interest payments are each more than
three (3) months in arrears and the unpaid balance on this account
due THE FIDELITY HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION as of APRIL 3, 1991 is in
the sum of THIRTY THREE THOUSAND, SEVEN HUNDRED TWO AND 82/100--
($33,702.82)--DOLLARS.

1x.

That petitioner avers that it has no knowledge of the
specific whereabouts of the defendant in this matter, MAURICIO A.
LETONA, and on information and belief petitioner avers the
defendant in this suit is in South America and is therefore an
absentee as defined by LSA-CCP, Art. 5251.

x

That, therefore, it is necessary that this Court appoint an
attorney at law to represent, MAURICIO A. LETONA, absentee
Defendant, to represent him and upon whom all necessary Service,
Notice of Demand, Notice of Seizure and other documents may be

served.


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STATE OF LOUISIANA .
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‘HE FIDELITY HOMESTEAD assocran cls *

VERSUS

MAURICIO A. LETONA

FILED:

aa
Deputy Clé: Bae ened

PETITION FOR EXECUTORY PROCESS

The petition of THE FIDELITY HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION, a
Corporation organized under and by virtue of the laws of the State
of Louisiana, and domiciled in the City of New Orleans, Parish of
Orleans, State of Louisiana, appearing herein through its Chairman
of the Board, ALLAIN C. ANDRY, III, with respect represents:

I

That your Petitioner is the owner and holder for valuable
consideration and before maturity of a certain Promissory Note,
dated OCTOBER 30, 1980 made and subscribed by MAURICIO A. LETONA
to the order of THE FIDELITY HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION, in the sum of

THIRTY FOUR THOUSAND, FIVE HUNDRED AND NO/100.

($34,500,00)-—
DOLLARS payable in installments as provided in the act of Sale and
Vendor's Lien and Privilege and Mortgage with which the said
Promissory Note is identified, and bearing interest at the rate of
TWELVE AND ONE FOURTH (12 1/48) per cent per annum from date until
paid; the said Promissory Note being paraphed "Ne Varietur” to
identify it with an Act of Sale and Vendor's Lien and Privilege
and Mortgage passed before ROBERT N. ANDRY, Notary Public, dated
OCTOBER 30, 1980, wherein your Petitioner sold to the said
MAURICIO A. LETONA for the price and sum of THIRTY FOUR THOUSAND,
FIVE HUNDRED AND NO/100--($34,500.00)--DOLLARS in representation
of which price and sum, the said Promissory Note was given, the
property described more fully on Page "A", annexed hereto.

11. a 4

Petitioner attaches hereto and made part hereof, a certified’,”*

copy of the said Act of Sale and Vendor's Lien ang Prt}


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requisite three (3) day notice of demand for payment be issued
herein and served upon said attorney, and after all necessary
delays that a Writ of Seizure and Sale issue herein, and be served

upon said attorney at law.

Gretna, Louisiana, tnigaf re day of 1
ED

Respectfully submitted,

Lou 16908

Louisiana Bar Roll No. 19826
Attorneys for Plaintiff

3850 N. Causeway Blvd., Suite 710
Metairie, LA 70002

(504) 831-7726

DEPUTY CLERK
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.


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AMATO AND CREELY
‘A PROFESSIONAL LAW CORPORATION
901 DERBIGNY STREET
POST OFFICE BOX 441
GRETNA, LOUISIANA 70054-0441
‘TELEPHONE: 504-367-8181
TELEFAX: 504-362-5168

March 13, 1990

Clerk of Court

Parish of Jefferson

New Gretna Courthouse
Gretna, Louisiana 70053

Re: Southwest Savings Association
v. Steven Craig Thompson
24th JDC No. 393-827

Dear Sir:

Please be advised that the defendant, steven craig
Thompson, has retained the services of Ms. Paula R. George, to
represent his interests in the above matter. Accordingly, I have
this date filed a Motion to Withdraw as Curator ad Hoc for the
defendant and request that the curator fee deposited with your
office be forwarded to my office at your next convenience.

With all good wishes, I remain,

yours very truly,

Alt lus,
ROBERT 6, CREELY

RGC/da



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the existence of a default as well as the right to assert any
other defenses to the acceleration and foreclosure.

Additionally, unless you notify this office within thirty (30)
days after receiving this notice that you dispute the validity of
this debt or any portion thereof, this office will assume this
debt is valid. If you notify this office in writing within thirty
(30) days after receiving this notice, this office will obtain
verification of the debt and mail you a copy of such verification.
If you request this office in writing within thirty (30) days after
receiving this notice, this office will provide you with the name
and address of the original creditor, if different from the
current creditor. Even if you request verification of this debt,
we reserve our right to institute judicial proceedings at any
time.

If your account is not brought current this month, we must
receive payment of $10,506.13. no later than 4:00 p.m. on
April 6, 1989, to avoid Pelican Homestead electing to pursue the
legal action described above.

Should you have any questions concerning this matter
please do not hesitate to call our office at any time,

The breach was not cured within the time specified in the notice of
delinquency, and Jeannie M. Randazzo, Attorney, on behalf of Pelican
Homestead and Savings Association, sent a letter by certified mail, return
receipt requested to Abdel Mohsen Mohamed Elbaz on April 7, 1989, which
letter read as follows:

Please be advised that the above-referenced mortgage has
been accelerated, and all principal, interest, late charges,
advances and costs are now due.

Please forward all further correspondence to this office.

THUS DONE AND PASSED, in my office at Metairie, Louisiana, on the
day, month and year hereinabove first written, in the presence of the two
undersigned competent witnesses who hereunto sign their names with the

said Appearers and me, Notary, after due reading of the whole.

WITNESSES:

VA)

"ANNIE M. RANDAZZ

OF THE ORIGINAL

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vs. 292-467 ‘IV, Ae.

KARL HARRY LEWIS
ECTOR OROZCO, JR,
KELLY LEIGH LEDET

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PENITION FoR EEEGWTORE PROCESS 0.

<The petition of TROY & NIGHOLS, TNC., a Louisiane corporation suthorisds?
to do business in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, respectfully represente:
1

The defendants are EARL HARRY LEWIS, owner of the property described in

NENT

ident of Marrero, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, and

Parograph 7 (Exhibit D), x

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HECTOR OROZCO, JR., maker of the promissory note attached as Exhibit A,

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resident of Harvey, Jefferson Parich, Louisiana, and KELLY LEIGH LEDET, maker
aa cf the prosicsory note attacked ao Exhibit A, whose sherasboute are wniknown.
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> Defendants owe plaintiff principal of $48,628.76, interest thereon at
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12.000 per annum from Joly 1, 1969, anounte due for taxes and ingurmce

premiums at the rate of $37.77 per month from August 1, 1989 through January
8 a 1090, and at che cate of $96.77 from February 1, 1990, any additions

amount which plaintiff hereafter advances, and proves according to isv, for
taxes, assessments, repairs to and maintenance of the property, attorney's fees

ODED: Mh amounts ave, subject to credit of $109.26, and all costa.
.

e indebtedness due plaintiff is reprosented and secured by the following

authentic evidence:

(a) Original promissory note paraphed for identification vith the
act of mortgage and/or privilege (Bxhibit A);

Tee eer myeny) Tages tos

(b) Certified copy of act of mortgage and/or privilege importing a
confession of judgment (Exhibit B);
(c) Original of Act. of Endorsement of Note and Assignment of Note

and Mortgage (Exhibit C).

C
ED. 7,

ISSUED

DATE

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Deputy Clerk



2999

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939009 039

FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION WUMBER, 345-440 DIVISION
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT

VERSUS foe,
PARISH OF JEFFERSOM.

WILDA FINCH PRICE end JANA SUE PRICE FINLEY STATE OF LOurS:

esses CODED#1

tition, attached documents and affidavit being considered:

The foregoing

LET an attorney at law admitted to

Practice before this court, whose address is

and whose telephone number is be and said attorney is

hereby appointed to represent the defendant herein, Wilda Finch Prices
Jf

LET Ab

and whose telephone number is be and said attorney is

hereby appointed to represent the defendant herein, Jane Sue Price Finle

FURTHER, IT IS ORDERED that executory process issue herein as prayed for
and according to lew, and after three (3) days from service of all notices to
pay, a writ of seizure and sale issue herein to the Sheriff of the Parish of
Jefferson, Louisiana, commanding him to seize immediately the said property and

proceed to th

le thereof, without benefit of eppraisement, according to lew,

to satisfy the demand of the plaintiff.

sevrenson, Lovrstama, this Sf day of nas

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PLEASE SERVE THE FOLLOWING WITH
THREE-DAY NOTICE TO PAY AND, ro
SUBSEQUENTLY WITH NOTICE OF aes
(1) Wilda Finch Price “
Through the attorney at law
appointed the represent her.

(2) Jena Sue Price Finle ARRUE-CQPY OF|THE ORIGINAL
Through the attorney at law o SYA
appointed to reprasent her.

EPUTY CLERK

24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT

paper Locaryp ar: PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA.

2228 Woodmere Boulevard
Harvey, Louisiana 70058


(1) WHEREFORE, the premises and annexed documents and
Affidavit considered, Petitioner prays that an Order of Executory
Process issue herein and after due and legal demand for payment,
that a Writ of Seizure and Sale issue herein, directing the
Sheriff in and for the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, to
seize and after due advertisements, delays, requisites and
formalities, save those expressly waived in the Act of Sale and
Vendor's Lien and Privilege and Mortgage, to sell the property
hereinabove described for Cash, ten (10%) per cent at the time of
adjudication and the balance within thirty (30) days thereafter,
according to law, and without appraisement, and to pay and satisfy
the claim of Petitioner, THE FIDELITY HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION, in
the sum of THIRTY THREE THOUSAND, SEVEN HUNDRED TWO AND 82/100--
($33, 702.82)--DOLLARS, together with interest at the rate of
TWELVE AND ONE FOURTH (12 1/4%) per cent per annum on the unpaid
principal balance thereof, from APRIL 4, 1991 until paid, plus an
additional amount of FIVE (5%) per cent upon such principal and
accrued interest and authorized attorney's fees, and for all other
amounts coming due under the terms of THE FIDELITY HOMESTEAD
ASSOCIATION Mortgage, and for all costs of these proceedings, and
that out of the proceeds of the said sale, Petitioner, THE
FIDELITY HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION, be paid the amount of its claim,
with preference and priority over all persons whomsoever.

(2) WHEREFORE, Plaintiff further prays that an Attorney at
Law be appointed to represent the absent Defendant and that he be
served with a Notice of Demand, Notice of Seizure and all other
necessary process in this matter.

The singular herein shall include the plural, and the

masculine shall include the feminine.

‘toner

A
3 for Petit:
. WILLIAMSON
1 First NBC Building

210 Baronne Street

New Orleans, La. 70112
581-6427

Louisiana State Bar No. 13533



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formalities, save those expressly waived in the above described
act of mortgage, to sell the said property described above
according to law, for cash and with benefit of appraisal, to pay
and satisfy the claim of your petitioner in the full sun of
$51,512.21 Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of Nine and
One-Half (9.50%) percent per annum from May 1, 1989, together
with late charges of $19.21 on each delinquent monthly
installment since June 16, 1989, together with reasonable
attorney's fees, and all costs of these proceedings, and
petitioner prays to be paid the above amounts by preference and
priority over all persons whatsoever, and for all other general

and equitable relief.

SHAPIRO AND KRETSMAN

B
THOMAS J. BYRNE, JR.
Louisiana Bar Roll No. 17501
JANE FAIA MENTZ

Louisiana Bar Roll No. 16908
Attorney's for Petitioner
601 Papworth

Suite 200

Metairie, Louisiana 70005
‘Telephone No. (504) 831-7726



VERIFICATION

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF JEFFERSON
BE IT KNOWN, that on this /V“day of AugeatTM .

in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and eighty-nine,

BEFORE ME, the undersigned Notary Public, duly commissioned and
qualified in and for the aforesaid Parish and State, and in the presence
of the witnesses hereinafter named and undersigned:

PERSONALLY CAME AND APPEARED:

ARTHUR J. KEENAN, JR.,
whe, after being first duly sworn, did depose and say:

That he is Executive Vice President in Charge of Special Assets of
the Pelican Homestead and Savings Association, the petitioner in the
above and foregoing petition; that he has read the petition and all
exhibits attached thereto and re-avers all facts contained therein as if
said facts were reproduced in full, That, all of said facts lie within his
personal knowledge in his capacity as Executive Vice President in Charge
of Special Assets and are true and correct to the best of his knowledge
and belief.

THUS DONE AND PASSED in my office in Metairie, Louisiana, on the
day, month and year hereinabove first written, and in the presence of
the undersigned competent witnesses, who hereunto sign their names with

the said Appearer and me, Notary, after due reading of the whole.

WITNESSES:

Opeth. Airy

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
IN CHARGE OF SPECIAL ASSETS

24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
here 2 lpg, asst ors FFERSON, LA.
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