Town of Minden v. Stewart
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Transferred from Court of Appeal, Second Circuit. Proceedings by the Town of Minden against D. W. and E. L. Stewart and Alberta Glass. Judgment for plaintiff, and defendants appealed to the Court of Appeal of the Second Circuit, which, on the ground of its want of jurisdiction, transferred the cases to the Supreme Court.
1Opinion
On the Merits.
[3] The defendants in these consolidated • cases filed exceptions to the petition of plaintiff on the ground of no cause and no right of action. When these exceptions were called for trial, January 16, 1914, they were heard and ordered to be referred to the merits, and to stand as parts of the answers of defendants. The exceptions are purely exceptions, and should have been disposed of, and not have been referred to the merits of the cause. There is some amplification in the exceptions going to show wherein the right or cause of action did not exist in plaintiff, but they were…
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