O'Shee v. Chaudoir

This case was before us in 1928, on appeal from the Thirteenth judicial district court, and the appeal was transferred to the Court of Appeal, Second Circuit, because, in disposing of a motion to dismiss the appeal, we found that the amount in dispute was only $527.46, and therefore this court was without jurisdiction to entertain the appeal. O’Shee v. Chaudoir, 154 La. 517, 97 So. 796.

It is now certified to us on the following statement of facts;

“Plaintiff, William O’Shee, was ready and willing on April 21, 1923, to execute a deed to the property involved in this suit under the promise of…