State ex rel. Bankhead v. Judge of the Seventh District Court
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPLICATION for Writ of Prohibition. Parish of Orleans.
1Opinion of the CourtWyly, J.
The relator appealed from an order of seizure and sale, sued out against him by Solomon Rosenthal, on a mortgage note for $13,000 and interest, the amount of appeal bond being $2800, as fixed by the Judge of the Seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans.
*36That part of the order of appeal fixing the amount of the suspensive appeal bond, was subsequently rescinded by the judge, and execution was allowed to issue.
The relator now applies to this court for the writ of prohibition to restrain the execution of the judgment, on the ground that the District Court was divested of jurisdiction when…
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