Legal Opinion
Coleman v. Bureau of Endowment of District Grand Lodge No. 21
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Decided December 9, 1918No. 7415Published
1Opinion of the Court
CHARLES F. CLAIBORNE, JUDGE.
On May 10th. 1918,plaintiff ootained judgment against the defendant for “Four Hundred Dollars with legal interest thereon from Novemher 1st. 1915 until paid and all costs".
From this judgment defendant obtained an order for a suspensive appeal upon furnishing bond "according to law".
The defendant furnished bond in the sum of Six Hundred and fifty dollars.
In this Court, the plaintiff and appellee moves to dismiss the appeal on the following ground:
"That the appeal herein taken should be dismissed because the appeal bond required by law has not been furnished herein.…
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