Lacy v. Flucker
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Apfe al from the probate court of St. Helena. It appears from the record in this case, that a judgment by default was taken in the court below at the April term, and at the May term following the defendant moved for further time to answer and craved oyer of the documents in support of the plaintiff’s demand. The court overruled the motion and made final the judgment. The defendant appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
Mathews J.. t delivered the opinion of the court. This suit is commenced on a curator’s bond — judgment was taken by default which was afterwards made final and the defendant appealed.
The record contains no statement of facts or bills of exceptions, nor is there any assignment of errors as apparent on its face regularly made in this .court. $.n assignment was offered after the expiration of ten days, within which time it is required to be made by‘the art. 897 of the Code of Practice, but was opposed by the counsel for the appellee, who had previous to any motion to dismiss the appeal filed an…
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