Coignet v. Nelson
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Action by Joseph N. Coignet against John Nelson. From the judgment, both parties appeal to the Court of Appeal, where judgment was rendered for defendant, and plaintiff applies for certiorari or writ of review to the Court of Appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
BREAUX, .O. J.
Relator, Coignet, was plaintiff in executory process and defendant in injunction.
The executory process was enjoined by Nelson, respondent.
Coignet, in his petition before this court for a writ of certiorari, avers that be filed a motion in the district court to compel plaintiff, Nelson, to prove the allegations of his petition for an injunction.
The district court maintained the injunction without prejudice to (Coignet) plaintiff’s right to resort to another suit for the recovery of the amount of the note sued on.
Both plaintiff and defendant appealed to the Court of A.ppeal.
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