Watson v. Schmidt
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the CourtOyerton, J.
This is an appeal from a judgment, decreeing plaintiff to be the owner of a six year old chestnut gelding, named “Kadiak,” ordering that she be sent into possession of the horse, and sustaining a writ of sequestration by which the horse was sequestered at the incipiency of the suit.
Plaintiff has moved to dismiss the appeal on the ground, substantially, that only a suspensive appeal was moved for and granted, and that the appeal, moved for, was granted, not upon furnishing bond, in an amount, fixed by the trial judge, but upon furnishing bond “according to law.”
The appellant furnished an…
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