Legal Opinion

State v. Judge of the Fourth District Court

Supreme Court of Louisiana

Decided March 15, 1853Published

IN v. the matter of John Weisse, praying for a Mandamus, in the case of Weisse Magdaline Qinder, his wife.

1Opinion of the CourtSlidell, J.

John Weisse has presented his petition for a mandamus, accompanied by an affidavit and transcripts of certain records. He alleges that the *93Judge of the Fourth District Court, of New Orleans, has committed, a denial of justice, in refusing to sign a judgment duly rendered in his Court, and that no adequate remedy is loft him except the writ of mandamus ; that the transcripts, which he flies, show the judgment in question was properly obtained, and that a subsequent ex parte judgment, rendered by the District Judge without lawful cause, should be set aside. Wherefore ho prays a rule upon the…

2Cases cited1 opinion

  1. Smith v. DelahoussayeSupreme Court of Louisiana · 1844

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