Ogden v. Gray
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Per curiam
11 Japhet P. Ogden and Alton J. Crow-den,1 two of the original plaintiffs and now the appellants, have timely appealed the judgment of the trial court’s finding that the defendant/appellee, James A. Gray, II, is qualified to run for an unexpired term for a district seat on the New Orleans City Council, because he was domiciled in District E for the two years preceding the scheduled November 6, 2012 primary election. After reviewing the record on appeal and the applicable law, we affirm.
The trial court found that, considering the testimony of the parties and the relevant documentary evidence,…
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