Jackson v. Cousin
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Action by Albert Jackson against George Cousin. Judgment for defendant, and, plaintiff’s appeal without bond being refused, he applies for writ of mandamus directing that appeal be granted without bond.
1Opinion of the CourtMonroe, C. J.
Plaintiff brought and prosecuted this suit, without paying, or giving bond for, costs, under Act No. 156 of 1912, p. 233, and, judgment having been rendered against him, he applied for an appeal without bond, which was refused. 'He now prays for a writ of mandamus directing the judge a quo to grant the appeal without Bond. The only return that we find in the record is a copy of a brief that was filed in the case of Adrien Serpas v. St. Bernard Cypress Company, 71 South. _, in which it was argued, in support of a motion to dismiss the appeal, that:
“The provisions of Act No. 156 of * * * 1912…
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