Pujol v. Correjolles

Supreme Court of Louisiana

Pujol v. Correjolles

5 Rob. 90

Supreme Court of Louisiana·Decided June 15, 1843·Published·Cited by 3 cases

Opinion

Morphy, J.

In this suit, which is on an account for work and labor done, and materials furnished, in repairing the steamboat Pontchartrain, the petitioner claims 1300, with interest, and costs of suit. The interest claimed being ex mom, accrued only since the judicial demand. It is, therefore, clear, that the claim was [91]*91one not exceeding ft300 at the institution of the suit: no appeal can therefore lie. Constitution, art. 4, sect. 2. Code of Practice, art. 91.

Appeal dismissed.

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Morphy, J.

In this suit, which is on an account for work and labor done, and materials furnished, in repairing the steamboat Pontchartrain, the petitioner claims 1300, with interest, and costs of suit. The interest claimed being ex mom, accrued only since the judicial demand. It is, therefore, clear, that the claim was [91]*91one not exceeding ft300 at the institution of the suit: no appeal can therefore lie. Constitution, art. 4, sect. 2. Code of Practice, art. 91.

Appeal dismissed.

Pujol v. Correjolles, 5 Rob. 90 (La. 1843).

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