Meyer, Weis & Co. v. Cole

Louisiana Court of Appeal

Meyer, Weis & Co. v. Cole

1 Gunby 10

DecidedJuly 1, 1885

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Meyer, Weis & Co. v. Cole, 1 Gunby 10 (La. Ct. App. 1885).

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Farmer, J.

Courts will not notice or consider objections to irregularities in attachments, except when distinctly made in proper pleadings.

2. A motion to dissolve an attachment must embrace all the grounds on which defendant relies for its dissolution,.and where one motion to dissolve has been overruled, a second motion cannot be made, whether before or after default, on other grounds. The disposal of one motion to dissolve is res adjudicq,ta against all other motions to dissolve.

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Farmer, J.

Courts will not notice or consider objections to irregularities in attachments, except when distinctly made in proper pleadings.

2. A motion to dissolve an attachment must embrace all the grounds on which defendant relies for its dissolution,.and where one motion to dissolve has been overruled, a second motion cannot be made, whether before or after default, on other grounds. The disposal of one motion to dissolve is res adjudicq,ta against all other motions to dissolve.

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