Legal Opinion
Davis v. Ungerman
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Decided November 3, 1933No. 4604PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
MILLS, Judge.
This is a suit, coupled with a provisional seizure, to recover wages for work done in drilling an oil well. In the lower court plaintiff obtained judgment for $196, maintaining the provisional seizure and recognizing his privilege. The case was tried and judgment rendered January 17, 1933. Judgment was signed and filed the next day, and at the same time defendant was granted a suspensive and devolutive appeal to this court. Appeal bond was filed January 28, 1933.
The testimony taken at the trial was not reduced to writing. The only statement of facts found in the record is one…
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