Lacaze v. Hardee

As I understand, the only question in this case is whether the 15 days, which are provided for in Act 16 of 1910, shall be computed from the day on which the notice of judgment is sent by mail to counsel of record, or from the day on which the notice is delivered to him. The statute provides that judgments rendered by the courts of appeal shall become final and executory on the 15th calendar day after rendition and that in the meantime parties in interest shall have the right to apply for a rehearing. But Section 24 of Article 7 of the Constitution requires that notice of, the judgments of…