Gulf Coast Bank v. Robino
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
DOMENGEAUX, Chief Judge.
Gulf Coast Bank filed this executory process suit against its debtor, Douglas J. Robi-no, Sr. During the course of the litigation, and prior to the sheriffs sale, the Bank filed a rule for damages, sanctions, and attorney’s fees under La.C.C.P. Art. 863 against Robino and his attorney, Mr. George Tate. After the sheriffs sale, the trial court conducted a hearing on the Bank’s motion and granted the relief requested. Robino and Tate appealed the trial court’s judgment against them, and the Bank answered the appeal, seeking an award of attorney’s fees for ser*1191vices on…
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