Desoto Securities Co. v. Walker

Louisiana Court of Appeal

Desoto Securities Co. v. Walker

170 So. 277

Louisiana Court of Appeal·Decided October 30, 1936·No. No. 5306.·Published·Cited by 2 cases

Opinion

TALIAFERRO, Judge.

Defendant appealed suspensively and devolutively from an order of executory process issued on a mortgage against real estate. In.this court he has made no appearance in person or through counsel; no brief was filed on his behalf. It is therefore obvious that the appeal was taken for delay and, this being accomplished, has been abandoned. It will be so treated.

The appeal is hereby dismissed as having been abandoned, and at appellant’s cost.

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TALIAFERRO, Judge.

Defendant appealed suspensively and devolutively from an order of executory process issued on a mortgage against real estate. In.this court he has made no appearance in person or through counsel; no brief was filed on his behalf. It is therefore obvious that the appeal was taken for delay and, this being accomplished, has been abandoned. It will be so treated.

The appeal is hereby dismissed as having been abandoned, and at appellant’s cost.

Desoto Securities Co. v. Walker, 170 So. 277 (La. Ct. App. 1936).

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