Cucullu v. Union Insurance
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1OpinionGarland, J.
This case is before us, on an application for a re-hearing. In the opinion already expressed, it is not stated that two sets of interrogatories were propounded and answers given. This omission, with that of one or two other facts, perhaps not very material,’make it proper tore-state the case, that, as a whole, it may appear connected.
The plaintiffs obtained a judgment against the Union Insurance Company, as drawers of a promissory note for $1000, on which they issued an execution. This execution was received by the sheriff on the 26th of February, 1840. Two days after, the plaintiffs…
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