Barthe v. City of New Orleans

Louisiana Court of Appeal

Barthe v. City of New Orleans

1 McGl. 80

CourtLouisiana Court of Appeal

DecidedJuly 1, 1881

DocketNo. 98

StatusPublished

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Barthe v. City of New Orleans, 1 McGl. 80 (La. Ct. App. 1881).

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Rogers, J.

By reference to the assignment ot errors filed by appellant, we are asked to set aside, as illegal, an order permitting the defendant to bond a writ of injunction. We do not [81]*81find any such order in the proceedings; we granted plaintiff a certiorari, and he has filed the record. We find a motion to bond made by the City Attorney on January 22d, 1880, but no order endorsed thereon or signed by the judge: no minute entry appears to have been made since May 22d, 1878.

We cannot afford relief where, by the record, none appears necessary.

The appeal is, therefore, dismissed.

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Rogers, J.

By reference to the assignment ot errors filed by appellant, we are asked to set aside, as illegal, an order permitting the defendant to bond a writ of injunction. We do not [81]*81find any such order in the proceedings; we granted plaintiff a certiorari, and he has filed the record. We find a motion to bond made by the City Attorney on January 22d, 1880, but no order endorsed thereon or signed by the judge: no minute entry appears to have been made since May 22d, 1878.

We cannot afford relief where, by the record, none appears necessary.

The appeal is, therefore, dismissed.

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