A demand made on one of the heirs of a joint and several debtor, or the acknowledgment of such heir, does not interrupt prescription with regard to the other coheirs, even though the debt should be a mortgage one, if the obligation is indivisible. Such demand or such acknowledgment does no interrupt prescription, with regard to the other joint debtors, except for that portion in which such heir is bound. In order to interrupt prescription entirely, with regard to the other joint-debtors, there must be a demand made to all the heirs of the deceased debtor, or an acknowledgment by the whole of such heirs. Demand made upon the principal debtor, or his acknowledgment, interrupts prescription against the security. Of the Causes which suspend the Course of Prescription.
Prescription runs against all persons, unless they are within some exception established by a law.
Prescription does not run against minors and interdicted persons, saving what is said in article 2278, and with the exception of the otber cases determined by the law. It does not run between married persons. Prescription runs against a married woman, although she be not separated by the contract of marriage, or by the law, with regard to property of which her husband has the administration, saving her remedy against her husband. Prescription is in like manner suspended during marriage, 1st. In the case in which the husband, having sold property belonging to the wife without her consent, is guarantee for the sale, and in all other cases in which the action by the wife shall lie against the husband.