Harris ex rel. Watson v. John S.
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal by defendants from a judgment by default, before the District Court for the parish of Concordia, Tenney, J.
1Opinion of the CourtMartin, J.
The defendants and appellants ask the reversal of a judgment by default made final against them, on an assignment of error apparent on the face of the record, which appears from the sheriff’s return, in the following words : ‘ Served on the Í6th September, 1840, by leaving a duly certified copy of this citation with the defendant, J. S. Alexander, in person, &c.; and served a duly certified copy on the other defendant, Thomas Alexander, in person at his domicil, &c.’ Neither of the defendants appeared in the court below.
Their counsel contends, that'they were not duly cited, because no copy of…
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