Associated Motors, Inc. v. Burk
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion
ON REHEARING
JANVIER, J.
This matter is before us . on rehearing and the only question which we are now considering is whether the appeal should be dismissed because of ac*363quiescence in the judgment and because of the loss of appellant’s rights by the voluntary dismissal of the seizure by which alone his lien was brought into existence.
The facts are fully stated in our original opinion.
Our former decree remanded the matter for the taking of testimony as to the matters set forth in the second return of the sheriff.
Both parties at interest have requested that a rehearing be granted and that we…
2Cases cited3 opinions
- De Comeau v. PeopleThe Superior Court of New York City · 1868
- Black v. CatlettSupreme Court of Louisiana · 1842
- Succession of DurnfordSupreme Court of Louisiana · 1845