Bridges v. Gantt
187 So. 829, 1939 La. App. LEXIS 157
Opinion
The appellant herein has made no appearance; has filed no brief; nor has he in any other manner disclosed an interest in or purpose to prosecute the appeal taken and perfected by him-. In these circumstances, it will be conclusively presumed that he has abandoned the appeal; and for this reason,—
It is now ordered that said appeal be dismissed at the cost of appellant.
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