Hockaday v. Skeggs
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the Fourth District Court of New Orleans,
1Opinion of the CourtTaiiIARERRO, J.
The plaintiffs seek to enforce a judgment rendered in *682tlieir favor against the defendant, in the city of Philadelphia, in December, 1859, for the sum of twelve hundred and twenty dollars, principal, and the further sum of sixty-five dollars, costs.
' Tho defendant put in a general denial. He avers that the protended judgment sought to be enforced against him was obtained in fraud of his rights, and by deception and ill practices.
The plaintiffs had judgment in tho lower Court, and the defendant has appealed.
Two bills of exception were taken, by the defendant to the ruling of tho Court below.…
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