Couret v. Couret
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
O’NIELL, Chief Justice.
The plaintiffs are appealing from a judgment maintaining a plea of estoppel and exceptions of no cause or right of action and dismissing their suit. It is a suit to annul a judgment rendered by consent of the parties on the 21st day of May 1942 in a case entitled Gustave Couret v. Walter Garmard et al. The appellants set forth six grounds on which they contend that the' judgment complained of, dated May 21, 1942, should be annulled, namely:
1.■ That the judgment by its terms is conditioned upon the attorneys’ (representing the opposing litigants) reaching some agreement…
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