Scuddy v. Shaffer

Supreme Court of Louisiana

Scuddy v. Shaffer

14 La. Ann. 569

DecidedJune 15, 1859

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Scuddy v. Shaffer, 14 La. Ann. 569 (La. 1859).

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Merrick, C. J.

The plaintiff has moved to dismiss the appeal taken by the defendant, Shaffer, because he has not made his warrantor a party to the same. The motion appears to be sustained by the authorities. See Williams v. Courtney, 9 An. 99 ; Oliver v. Williams, 12 Rob. 180 ; Blanc v. Cousin, 8 An. 72 ; Hewson v. Creswell, 10 An. 232.

It is, therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the court, that the appeal in this case be dismissed at the costs of the appellant.

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Merrick, C. J.

The plaintiff has moved to dismiss the appeal taken by the defendant, Shaffer, because he has not made his warrantor a party to the same. The motion appears to be sustained by the authorities. See Williams v. Courtney, 9 An. 99 ; Oliver v. Williams, 12 Rob. 180 ; Blanc v. Cousin, 8 An. 72 ; Hewson v. Creswell, 10 An. 232.

It is, therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the court, that the appeal in this case be dismissed at the costs of the appellant.

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