Pasley v. McConnell
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from tlie Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans. . Tissot, J. I. Where appellants were not condemned to pay any sum of money, or deliver any property, the bond need only be to cover costs. 30 Ann. 801. Where an appeal is taken from a judgment, and the property is in tlie bands of the officer of the court, under an orderissued on the petition of plaintiff and appellee, a bond fixed by the judge for an amount to cover costs is suspensive. 7 IN.
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APPEAL from tlie Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans. . Tissot, J. I. Where appellants were not condemned to pay any sum of money, or deliver any property, the bond need only be to cover costs. 30 Ann. 801. Where an appeal is taken from a judgment, and the property is in tlie bands of the officer of the court, under an orderissued on the petition of plaintiff and appellee, a bond fixed by the judge for an amount to cover costs is suspensive. 7 IN. S. 352; 10 Ann. 345; 27 Ann. 231, 685. Bat where tlie appellant has complied with the judge’s order and given bond in the sum fixed, if…
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On toe Merits;
Fenner, J.
Mrs. McConnell, in May, 1882, recovered a judgment against Pasley in the Civil District Court for $14,660.59, from which Pasley took a devolutive appeal.
*473During the pendency of said appeal, Mrs. McConnell caused & fi. fa. to issue on her judgment, under which various pieces of real estate belonging to Pasley were seized and advertised for sale.
Pasley made no opposition to the proceeding, but, on the contrary, appointed an appraiser and gave his consent that the property should be sold in block.
The property was appraised at $13,900, and was adjudicated to Mrs. McConnell…
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