Grant v. Millaudon

Supreme Court of Louisiana

Grant v. Millaudon

1 Rob. 208

DecidedNovember 15, 1841

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Grant v. Millaudon, 1 Rob. 208 (La. 1841).

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Opinion

Martin, J.

These two cases were consolidated by consent. There was a verdict and judgment against Millaudon, and he appealed. The cases turn entirely .upon a question of fact; no question of law appears to have been raised therein. After a patient hearing, and a close examination of the testimony, it does not appear to us, that any thing can justify otir interference in the case.

Judgment affirmed¡

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Martin, J.

These two cases were consolidated by consent. There was a verdict and judgment against Millaudon, and he appealed. The cases turn entirely .upon a question of fact; no question of law appears to have been raised therein. After a patient hearing, and a close examination of the testimony, it does not appear to us, that any thing can justify otir interference in the case.

Judgment affirmed¡

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