Chalaron v. M'Farlane
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL FROM THE COURT OF THE FIRST- JUDICIAL DISTRICT. This case comes up on a rule taken by the plaintiff, on J. S. M‘Favlane, a surety in an appeal bond, to show cause within ten days why judgment should not be rendered against him for the sum of one thousand seven hundred and thirty-three dollars and thirty-three cents, with interest, being the amount decreed against the defendant in the appeal.
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APPEAL FROM THE COURT OF THE FIRST- JUDICIAL DISTRICT. This case comes up on a rule taken by the plaintiff, on J. S. M‘Favlane, a surety in an appeal bond, to show cause within ten days why judgment should not be rendered against him for the sum of one thousand seven hundred and thirty-three dollars and thirty-three cents, with interest, being the amount decreed against the defendant in the appeal. The record shows, that the present plaintiff, having obtained judgment against one Vance for the above sum, the latter appealed and gave M'Farlane his surety. The appeal was taken within the ten…
1Opinion of the CourtMarlin, J.
■The'defendant seeks the reversal of a judgment, which was rendered against him, as surety in an appeal bond with one Yance.
It appears from the evidence, that four lots of ground belonging to Vance, were seized on an execution which issued on a judgment obtained against the latter, and affirmed by this court. The sale of the property seized was stayed, in consequence of a surrender made by Vance, of his goods, for the benefit of his creditors.
According to the Code of Practice, article 579, the condition of the appeal bond is, that the, appellant shall satisfy any judgment that may be…
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