State ex rel. Nixon v. Graham
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the Eighth District Court, parish of Orleans. Oooley, J., acting in the absence of 3. O. Dibble, judge of said court.
1Opinion of the CourtWyly, J.
The plaintiff moves to dismiss this appeal:
*434First — Because the judgment herein has been acquiesced in by S.Belden, Attorney General.
Second — Because the appellee has not been cited, the appeal being, granted by motion on fifteenth March, 1873, at á term different from that at which the judgment was rendered, which was on eighteenth. September, 1872.
Third — Because the State of Louisiana is neither a defendant nor an intervenor, and the Auditor has not given bond.
We do not recognize the right of the Attorney General, whose term, of office is about expiring, to make an agreement not to take an…
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