Osgood v. Black
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the Civil District Court, parish of Orleans. Lazarus, J. First — In an injunction suit where it is not alleged the damage will work irreparable injury, the injunction may be dissolved on bond. C. P. 307. Second — Where the damage complained of is estimated in dolía i s and cents in tho petition for injunction, and the same is dissolved on bond, tho plaintiff has no right of appeal.
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APPEAL from the Civil District Court, parish of Orleans. Lazarus, J. First — In an injunction suit where it is not alleged the damage will work irreparable injury, the injunction may be dissolved on bond. C. P. 307. Second — Where the damage complained of is estimated in dolía i s and cents in tho petition for injunction, and the same is dissolved on bond, tho plaintiff has no right of appeal. Third — In case an appeal is allowed to the Supreme Court, in such case the appeal may be dismissed on motion when it is apparent on the face iff the petition that the damages complained of are fixed in…
1Opinion of the Court
*494On Motion to Dismiss.
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Bermudez, C. J.
The defendants and appellees claim that the appeal herein taken should be dismissed for the following reasons :
First — This Court has no jurisdiction over the case;
Second — The appeal was not made returnable within ten days as it should have been, the suit involving a right of office;
Third — The order appealed from does not work an irreparable injury.
The plaintiff asserts the valuable privilege of exercising, under a commission from the Executive, the functions of a branch pilot of the port of New Orleans; that the…
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