Traverso v. Row
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Eastern Dist. API’EAI. FROM THE COURT OF PROBATES FOR THE PARISH OP WEST FELICIANA. This is an action of partition, instituted in the Probate Court, by a portion of the heirs of Margaret Coleman, deceased, against their co-heirs, one of whom (Charles Jones) is an absentee, demanding a partition of the succession of said decedent. The probate judge decreed a partition, which was unsatisfactory to two of the heirs, and they appealed.
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Eastern Dist. API’EAI. FROM THE COURT OF PROBATES FOR THE PARISH OP WEST FELICIANA. This is an action of partition, instituted in the Probate Court, by a portion of the heirs of Margaret Coleman, deceased, against their co-heirs, one of whom (Charles Jones) is an absentee, demanding a partition of the succession of said decedent. The probate judge decreed a partition, which was unsatisfactory to two of the heirs, and they appealed. The appeal bond was given to John Traverso, and, others, without naming any other of the heirs especially. The appeal was granted the 3d of October, 1836, and made…
1Opinion of the CourtMartin, J.
This is an action of partition, in which the plaintiffs had judgment, and the defendants appealed. The dismissal of the appealed is prayed for, on the grounds that the record was not brought up on the return day, and that all the plaintiffs were not made parties to the appeal. It was made returnable on the third Monday of January, being the 16th day of that month, and the record was filed on the following- Wednesday, . ° J 3 being the 18th of the same month. On the 19th, the day following, the motion to dismiss was filed. The Code of Practice, article 589, gives to the appellee, when the…
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