State ex rel. Rayssiguier v. Monroe
Supreme Court of Louisiana
PPLICATION for Mandamus.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Manning, J.
The relator applies for a mandamus, to compel the respondent judge to accept a deposit in court of cash in amount equa] to the suspensive appeal bond prescribed by the judge,
*114The suit was the relator against his wife for separation from bed and board in which the wife had judgment for the separation and also for alimony, and a suspensive appeal having been prayed by the husband the judge fixed the bond at one hundred dollars. It was given.
It seems two judgments were signed—one for the separation, the other for the, alimony—and on the tenth…
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