Champomier v. Washington
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from the Third District Court of New Orleans, Kennedy, J. ARE-HEARING was granted in this ease on the application of Benjamin and Micou, for the plaintiff, and the final judgment was pronounced by
1Opinion of the Court
The judgment of the court was pronounced by
Slidem, L
An appeal had been taken by the defendant which, we said in the opinion just delivered (ante p. 722), was to be considered as abandoned. The present appeal was taken by Goodrich, the surety, on the appeal bond in that case, against whom, after the abandonment of the appeal and execution returned nulla Iona, the plaintiff proceeded by rule.
The first point made by the surety is, that the plaintiff cannot proceed against him by rule, or in any form whatever, because the judgment against Washington, from which the appeal was taken, was not…
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