Roy v. Griffith

Warren Griffith appeals from a judgment maintaining an exception of no cause of action to his petition for nullity based upon fraud or ill practices. The judgment, in the sum of $3,000 together with interest and attorney fees, sought to be annulled, was based upon Griffith’s default on a promissory note. Significant with regard to this appeal is the fact that the judgment on the note was affirmed by this court, and writs were denied by the Supreme Court.

Griffith claims that certain checks introduced in evidence by J. Folse Roy in a subsequent lawsuit between the parties made payable to…