State ex rel. Borland v. Judge of the Second Judicial District
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPLICATION for a mandamus.
1Opinion of the Court
The judgment of the court was delivered by-
Spencer, J.
The facts upon which relator bases this application for mandamus are as follows :
In the suit of E. Borland, Jr., vs. Effingham Lawrence, plaintiff had judgment by default entered on tenth May, 1876, against defendant bn his failure to answer. On twenty-fourth day of October, 1876, defendant filed, as a peremptory exception founded on law, the plea of three and five years prescription, and prayed “ that the judgment by default be set aside and plaintiff’s petition dismissed without the necessity of a trial on the merits, and for general…
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