Millaudon v. Turgeau
Supreme Court of Louisiana
ATPEAL FROM THE COURT OF TIIE FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT. This is an action against two endorsers of a promissory note, residing in different parishes. The plaintiff alleges, that one Louis Melchier Raymond, • of New-Orleans, executed his promissory note for two thousand dollars, payable twelve months after the 16th January, 1S34, to the order of and endorsed by Laroque Turgeau, of the parish of Ascension, and afterwards endorsed by Pierre Dubertrand, of New-Orleans.
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ATPEAL FROM THE COURT OF TIIE FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT. This is an action against two endorsers of a promissory note, residing in different parishes. The plaintiff alleges, that one Louis Melchier Raymond, • of New-Orleans, executed his promissory note for two thousand dollars, payable twelve months after the 16th January, 1S34, to the order of and endorsed by Laroque Turgeau, of the parish of Ascension, and afterwards endorsed by Pierre Dubertrand, of New-Orleans. That said note was duly protested for non-payment against the drawer, and notice thereof given to the endorsers. He prays judgment…
1Opinion of the Court
One judge dissenting to the opinion of the court, the judges delivered their opinions seriatim.
Mathews, Presiding Judge.
This is an appeal from a judgment of the court below, by which a plea to its jurisdiction was sustained, and the suit dismissed as to the present, defendant and appellee.
The suit was brought against two endorsers of a promisory note, who reside in different parishes, and an attempt is made *549on the part of the plaintiff to bring the appellee, who is domiciliated in the parish of Ascension, before the court of the first district, whilst his residence is in that of the second,…
2Cited by1 opinion
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