Legal Opinion
Maught v. Cassard
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Decided April 9, 1928No. 10,172PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtJones, J.
This suit, which is on a promissory note given to Mrs. Cecile Gassard, wife of John A. Maught, by her brother, Ernest J. Cassard, was filed on May 1, 1925. The note offered in evidence is dated October 25, 1901, and made payable on demand. As the defendant, Ernest J. Cassard, was an absentee at the filing of this suit, plaintiff ¡prayed for a curator ad hoc and for the attachment of certain money of defendant in the possession of the American Bank & Trust Co. The court appointed the curator ad hoc and issued the attachment prayed for.
To the above petition the curator ad hoe pleaded the…
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