Gleason v. Wisdom
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Action by Jeremiah M. Gleason against Mortimer N. Wisdom. Judgment for defendant, and plaintiff, having been denied a sus-pensive appeal, applied to the Court of Appeal for writ of mandamus. Application by defendant for writ of prohibition.
1Opinion of the Court
Statement of the Case.
MONROE, J.
The case here presented by the petition and return is as follows, to wit:
Relator was appointed by the Governor to the office of supervisor of registration for the parish of Orleans, “vice Jeremiah M. Gleason [plaintiff herein] removed for cause,” and plaintiff, alleging under oath that he had not been, and could not lawfully be, removed (there being no just cause shown or existing), and upon his giving bond as ordered, obtained from the district court a writ of injunction restraining relator from assuming and from interfering with him in the discharge of the…
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