Thatcher v. Goff
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal Prom The court op the first judicial district, judge BUCHANAN PRESIDING. This case was before the court in May, 1837, and remanded to prove the signatures of the endorsers on the note. 11 Louisiana Reports, 94. The facts of the case are fully stated in the opinion of the court, which follows; and in the former report.
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Appeal Prom The court op the first judicial district, judge BUCHANAN PRESIDING. This case was before the court in May, 1837, and remanded to prove the signatures of the endorsers on the note. 11 Louisiana Reports, 94. The facts of the case are fully stated in the opinion of the court, which follows; and in the former report. On the return of the cause, when it came on for trial, the plaintiff offered in evidence a document purporting to be the return of a commission from Mississippi, which was objected to by the defendant’s counsel, on the ground that the capacity of the individual calling…
1Opinion of the CourtMartin, J.
The former judgment of the District Court in this case, was reversed on appeal, and a new trial ordered at the May term, 1837. See 11 Louisiana Reports, 95.
On the return of the case to the inferior court, a rule taken on the plaintiff to show cause why the attachment should not be set aside, on account of the insufficiency of the bond, was discharged. There was judgment for the plaintiff against the defendants, and the petition of the intervening party was dismissed. The defendants and intervenors appealed.
I. The rule to show cause was granted, on the allegation *362that the attachment informally…
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