Legal Opinion
Bordes v. Bank of St. Bernard
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Decided May 10, 1915No. 21099PublishedCited by 7 opinions
Appeal from Twenty-Ninth Judicial District Court, Parish of St. Bernard; R. Em-met I-Iingle, Judge. Action by Joseph Bordes against the Bank of St. Bernard and another. From a judgment in favor of the defendant bank and against the plaintiff sustaining the exception of no cause of action filed by defendant, and dismissing plaintiff’s suit, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
rROVOSTY, J.
Motion is made to dismiss this appeal on the following grounds:
“(1) That said appeal was not taken and filed within the required delay as fixed by law.
“(2) That the transcript herein filed is not complete, and does not contain all the documents pertaining to same., “(3) That all parties were not made and cited to this appeal.
“(4) That the certificate of the clerk is not such as the law requires, as it shows certain documents as not being included in the transcript.”
[1,2] We learn from the brief that the first of these grounds of dismissal is based upon the fact that the bond of…
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