Harrison v. Ottman
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Certiorari to Court of Appeals, Parish of Orleans. Action by Mary Harrison and others against John Ottman. Judgment for plaintiffs was reversed by the Court of Appeal, and plaintiffs apply for certiorari or writ of review.
1Opinion of the CourtBreaux, J.
Defendant, John Ottman, died objections to the granting of a certiorari or review in this cause because plaintiff, as he avers, had not truly exhausted every remedy open to him below, and had not made every effort to secure relief at the hands of the honorable Court of Appeal before applying here for a writ of review; that he failed to comply with the requirement of the amendment to rule 12 of the Supreme Court (26 South, vii); that, although he presented a petition for a rehearing to the Court of Appeal, he submitted no brief or argument in support thereof, as exacted by rule 10 of that…
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