Parks v. Hughes
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Suit for injunction by Percy D. Parks and another, receivers of the Interstate Oil, Gas & Development Company, against T. R. Hughes, Sheriff, and others, with reconventional demand for damages for the issuance of the writ. Judgment for defendants dissolving the injunction and condemning plaintiffs to pay damages, and from an order that plaintiffs furnish a new appeal bond on their suspensive appeal, xilaintiffs apply for writs of certiorari, prohibition, and amendments.
1Opinion of the CourtO’Niell, J.
The question presented for decision is whether the amount of the bond required for a suspensive appeal from a judgment dissolving an ordinary injunction, for which plaintiff had given bond, restraining an order of seizure and sale in executory proceedings, is fixed by law at 50 per cent. more than the sum claimed in the executory proceedings, or must be fixed by the trial judge in each case.
Morris J. Samuels and others, plaintiffs in executory proceedings, obtained an order of seizure and sale of the property of the Interstate Oil, Gas & Development Company, on mortgage notes amounting to…
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