920-928 N. Rampart St.

Cancellation of existing lease for 920-928 N. Rampart.

Sheriff's sale of "one certain portion of ground, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon...begin[ing] 31 feet, 8 inches front on N. Rampart Street, by a depth of 46 feet, 10 inches between equal and parallel lines."

Transfer of 920-928 N. Rampart, or the Vieux Carré Motor Lodge, in exchange for 1,000 shares of stock and the vendee’s assumption of an existing $925,000 mortgage. Lot No. 15 measures 112' 2" 1''' front on N. Rampart by a depth nearest St. Philip of 212' 1" 0'''; and on the side line nearest Dumaine there is a first depth of 95' 11" 0''', widening toward Dumaine St. 30' 10" 7''', a continued depth of 71' 0" 5''', widening 1' 0" 7''' once again, and a final depth of 45' 1" 3'''. The rear measure is 142' 10" 7'''. See annexed survey of Gerald B. Dunn, dated June 7, 1976.

Transfer of 920-928 N. Rampart, in exchange for 31, 872 shares in the French Quarter Reserve Company and the vendee’s assumption of an existing $925,000 mortgage.

"A portion of ground, according to survey by Carlos J. Christina, June 27, 1959, designated as Lot 15, measuring 112' 2" 1''' front North Rampart Street by depth on side line nearest St. Philip of 212' 1" and on the other side line nearest to Dumaine Street it has a first depth from North Rampart Street of 95' 11", at which point it widens and runs at right angles towards Dumaine Street 30' 10" 7''', thence it widens and runs at right angles towards Dumaine Street 1' 0" 5''' thence it widens and runs at right angles towards Dumaine Street 1' 0" 7''', thence it has a further depth of 45' 1" 3''' up to its rear on which it has a further depth of 142' 11" 5'''."

Original Act: 37/124

"The lot measuring 105' 3" front on Rampart Street by 190' in depth, bounded on one side by St. Philip Street and on the other side by the property of Phellipon, Bernard Felicie Laogue and Adele Durel, a two-story main house in brick and other dependencies exist on this lot."

"A two-story house of brick occupied by Loge La Charité."

"A portion of land with buildings, designated by [the] letters A, B, C, D, E, K, H and A, measuring 105' 3" front on Rampart Street by 199' in depth on St. Philip Street side, bounded by the properties of Mr. Phelippon, Mr. Bernard, Philis Laogue, f.w.c., and Adelaid Durel, and by depth on Dumaine Street side by the properties of Leon Courcelle, the said vendor and Mr. Le Monier and measures 156' 8". The said lot of land forming an angle of 30', by a second depth of 42' 4" and 134' 1", which separated the property of Madame Jacob, buyer of Dominique Roquette, all in French measure, according to plan of Pilié, April 29, 1822 or 1823."

"The land measuring 29' x 66'."

A lot measuring 29' by 66' in depth, designated by the letters E, G, H, K and F, and bordering the properties of Leon Leonard and Guillaume Cruau. The property forms part of the larger portion acquired from Loge La Charité No. 2 and Loge La Charité No. 113.

See related judgments of "Louis Fortin, et al. vs. Loge La Charité No. 113" as well as "the syndic and creditors of Dominique Rouquette vs. Loge La Charité No. 2."

Unassigned.

Unassigned.

Lots No. 543 and 537 granted to M. de Faverot and M. de Benac. [N.B. "For the Barracks" crossed out].