Campbell v. F. Hollier Sons
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
On the original hearing in this case, the absence of an appeal bond was noted ex officio and the Court, on its own motion, dismissed the appeal. Defendants, appellants, have filed an application for rehearing in which it is alleged that a cash bond in the sum of $200 had been deposited with the Clerk of the district court in due time after the appeal had been taken and the appeal had been perfected, but through inadvertence the Clerk had failed to file his certificate to the effect that the cash bond had been furnished, in the transcript of appeal. A proper certificate, signed by the Clerk of…
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