Durand v. Landry
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Action by W. J. Durand against Mrs. Luc. B. Landry. Motion for an order of devolutive appeal denied, and W. J. Durand applied for a writ of’ mandamus.
1Opinion of the CourtLand, J.
On August 4, 1906, the relator moved, in open court, for a suspensive, and in the alternative for a devolutive, appeal to the Supreme Court returnable on the first Monday of October, 1906. The appeal was granted as prayed for, and the bond for either appeal was fixed by the court at $100. The relator did not perfect and prosecute this appeal.
■ .On November 21, 1906, the relator moved the court for an order of devolutive appeal, which was refused, on the ground that the relator was not entitled to a second order for a devolutive appeal. The respondent judge erred. The precise question was…
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