De Renzes v. His Wife
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Civil District Court, Parish •of Orleans; Fred Durieve King, Judge. Action by Robert De Renzes against Ms wife. Rule against plaintiff to show cause why costs should not be taxed.
1Opinion of the Court
Statement of Case. .
MONROE, J.
Plaintiff sued his wife for a ■divorce, and at the instance of the curator ad hoc appointed to represent the defendant, who resides elsewhere, gave bond for costs in the sum of $50. He obtained judgment, and his wife appealed to this court, where the judgment so obtained was annulled and the case remanded to be further proceeded with, “plaintiff to pay the costs of appeal.”
Thereafter, in January, 1906, the curator ad hoe filed in the court a qua a rule to compel plaintiff to furnish an additional bond for costs, which rule was returned not served. On February 8,…
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