McMicken v. Millaudon
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL FROM THE COURT 03? THE THIRD DISTRICT, THE JUDGE THERE OP PRESIDING. The plaintiff obtained an injunction against the execution of a judgment which the defendant had recovered against him, and prayed that it might be declared null, for the following grounds’: 1. That on the trial of the cause, the defendant denied, on oath, certain fasts, which the plaintiff was now able to establish by the books of the defendant, and other competent evidence. 2. That the judgment did…
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APPEAL FROM THE COURT 03? THE THIRD DISTRICT, THE JUDGE THERE OP PRESIDING. The plaintiff obtained an injunction against the execution of a judgment which the defendant had recovered against him, and prayed that it might be declared null, for the following grounds’: 1. That on the trial of the cause, the defendant denied, on oath, certain fasts, which the plaintiff was now able to establish by the books of the defendant, and other competent evidence. 2. That the judgment did not pursue the verdict, in this, that it gave interest, when no interest was given by the verdict. 3. That the…
1Opinion of the Court
Porter, /.,
delivered the opinion of the court.
This suit was brought to obtain an injunction against the execution of a judgment which the'defendant had recovered against the plaintiff.
The petitioner lays these grounds for it:
First, That he transferred notes and account, previous to thejudgmenttothe defendant’s attorney, which he had not received credit for: Second, That the verdict of the jury was for a certain sum, and that the court gave interest on it, which is erroneous: Third, That the defendant still holds the notes he received as collateral security; and that the notes should have been…
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