State ex rel. Washington v. Clerk of the Sixth District Court

Tho relator, who was plaintiff in the court below, took an appeal and gave an appeal bond. The clerk of the court a qua refused to deliver to him the transcript unless sundry fees were first paid, and the relator therefore asks for a mandamus.

The answer of the respondent contains no matter of defense. In the case of the State v. The Clerk of the Second District Court, 22 An. 583, whore, as in this case, the relator was plaintiff in the lower court, it was decided that “ the appeal bond having been given according to law, the clerk should have delivered the transcript to tho appellant.” The…