Legal Opinion
Landry v. Dore
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Decided June 30, 1933No. 1173PublishedCited by 8 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
ELLIOTT, Judge.
A. B. Dore instituted proceedings against L. T. Landry, (No. 6836) ruling him into court to show cause why the suit against him, entitled and numbered as above on the docket of the district court in and for the parish of Acadia, should not be dismissed on. the ground that it had been abandoned.
L. T. Landry for answer alleges that he is in no way responsible for the delay made the basis of the rule, denied that he had abandoned the case, and prayed that the rule be discharged.
The court rendered judgment making the rule absolute and dismissed the cause as in case of nonsuit.
L. T.…
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- Cocke v. CavalierSupreme Court of Louisiana · 1932
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