In Re Westwego Moss Co.
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
FOURNET, Justice.
Writs were granted in this case in order to review the ruling of the trial judge refusing relator a continuance of the trial of an action instituted by him to set aside the entire proceedings in the matter of the liquidation of the Westwego Moss Company.
The liquidator of the company filed a motion to recall the writs on the ground that the issues involved — the continuance or delay of the proceedings — have become moot by reason of the fact that relator, through the granting of these writs, has obtained the relief sought.
The record reveals that contempt proceedings were…
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