State ex rel. Jorda v. Judge of the Fourth District Court
Supreme Court of Louisiana
j^PPLICATION for writs of mandamus and prohibition.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Marr, J.
Judgment was rendered in the Fourth District Court, on -the twenty-third of May, 1877, in favor of Davis, against Thomas Jorda, on a promissory note, secured by mortgage, for $5700, with eight per cent interest from the first of September, 1876, five per cent on the ag-' grogate of principal and interest for attorney’s fees, $4 50 protest fees, and costs of suit, with privilege and special mortgage on the property described.
On the fourth of June, Jorda moved for a suspensive appeal, which was granted on his giving bond, with good and solvent…
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