City of New Orleans v. Cordeviolle

Supreme Court of Louisiana

City of New Orleans v. Cordeviolle

18 La. Ann. 146

DecidedFebruary 15, 1866

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City of New Orleans v. Cordeviolle, 18 La. Ann. 146 (La. 1866).

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LaSAüvé, J.

This cáse présente the same pleadings, defects, omissions " and irregularities'as in the case of the same plaintiff v. Frangois Lacroix, ''just decided; nó diminution of 'the record was suggested, and no motion - filed to dismiss the appeal. We are, therefore, precluded from examin- ’ ing the ease on the merits, and, for the same reasons given in the said ■ case above referred to, we snust remand it. 9 L. 119.

It is therefore ordered and|decreed, that the judgment rendered below be annulled and reversed, and the case remanded to be proceeded in “■According to'law; aiid that the defendant and appellant pay the costs of 'this appeal;'''

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LaSAüvé, J.

This cáse présente the same pleadings, defects, omissions " and irregularities'as in the case of the same plaintiff v. Frangois Lacroix, ''just decided; nó diminution of 'the record was suggested, and no motion - filed to dismiss the appeal. We are, therefore, precluded from examin- ’ ing the ease on the merits, and, for the same reasons given in the said ■ case above referred to, we snust remand it. 9 L. 119.

It is therefore ordered and|decreed, that the judgment rendered below be annulled and reversed, and the case remanded to be proceeded in “■According to'law; aiid that the defendant and appellant pay the costs of 'this appeal;'''

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