Legal Opinion
Granite Insurance v. Pralon
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Decided January 15, 1855PublishedCited by 2 opinions
from the Fourth District Court of New Orleans, Reynolds, J.
1Opinion of the CourtOgden, J.
Frangois Pralon and Jean Pralon, are appellants from a judgment rendered against them in solido, for the amount of four promissory notes executed by Frangois Pralon, made payable to his own order and by him endorsed in blank.
Jean Pralon was not cited, and made no appearance in the court below, and on that ground the judgment against him must be reversed. The defence relied on by Frangois Pralon is, that the plaintiff failed to establish by legal proof, the existence of such a corporation as the Granite Insurance Company, alleged to have been created by the laws of New York.
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2Cited by2 opinions
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