State ex rel. D'Meza v. Judge of the Fourth District Court, Parish of Orleans
Supreme Court of Louisiana
for writ of prohibition.
1Opinion of the Court
Howe, J..„
The relator, avers that, on.the twenty-first December,' 1867, by a decree of. the Fourth District Court of New Orleans, the Citizens’ Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans, a corporation doing business in the .city, of New Orleans under'a charter.duly passed and .adopted under the laws of the State of Louisiana, was forced into “involuntary insolvency ,’’, .and Henry B'ezow. was appointed by the Judge of said Fourth District Court commissioner of the insolvent corporation ; that subsequently Henry.Bezow filed in the Fourth ■ District Court a suit against the relators for damages…
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