State v. Cox
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Fifth Judicial District Court, Parish of Caldwell; George Wear, Judge. Frank Cox was accused of selling liquor without a license, and gave bond for Ms appearance to answer -to the charge. Judgment was entered on the bond for failure to appear, and, from a judgment denying a motion to set aside the judgment on the bond, said Cox and another, as surety on the bond, appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtMonroe, J.
The following facts appear, by admission and otherwise, upon the face of the record, to wit: In July, 1908, the defendant Cox gave bond in the sum of $300, with C. R. Ferrand as surety, for his appearance to answer the charge of retailing liquor without having obtained a license. In March, 1904, the case being called and the *570state being ready for trial, the defendant failed to appear, and there was- judgment nisi upon the bond. In May, 1904, the ease being again called, and, the state being again ready for trial, the defendant again failed to appear, whereupon the judgment on the bond was…
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