Interstate Land Co. v. Doyle
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans; George Henry Thóard, Judge. Partition hy the Interstate Land Company, Limited, against William Doyle and another, minors. An order was entered dismissing a rule filed by defendants to compel plaintiff to furnish an account of rents collected since plaintiff had possession, and from a judgment refusing to dissolve a writ of sequestration, absolutely or on plaintiff furnishing bond, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
BRÉAUX, C. J.
The question before us for decision is whether there was' error in the decree of the district court absolutely refusing to dissolve the ex officio sequestration issued, and whether there was error in refusing to dissolve the sequestration by permitting defendants to furnish bond to that end.
There were two rules filed. One of these rules was filed by defendants to compel the plaintiff to furnish an account of rents collected on the property since plaintiff had it in his possession; and the other rule was filed hy plaintiff to the end of having the writ of sequestration dissolved,…
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