State ex rel. Barnes v. Judge

3 La. App. 786, 1926 La. App. LEXIS 122

Opinion

BELL, J.

The relator herein prays for mandamus ordering the Judge of Division “C” of the Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans to dismiss and set aside an order for suspensive appeal previously taken from a judgment in relator’s favor. The ground alleged in the rule for- dismissal taken in the District Court, in conformity with Act 112 of 1916, was to the effect that the surety company, as a foreign corporation signing the appeal bond, had not, at the time of the signing, been duly qualified as required by law. It was also alleged in the rule that the acceptance and approval by the District Court of such company as a surety upon the bond was contrary to Rule XXVIII of that court, the rule reading as f«allows:

“Surety Companies. Surety companies tendered as sureties in this court will not he accepted unless proper proof of their qualification, as such, is filed and offered in the archives of this court.”

After due hearing, the court dismissed the rule. No appeal was taken from this order dismissing the rule. Relator’s remedy was by appeal. Mandamus does not lie in such a ease.

Metropolitan Bank vs. Blaise, 109 La. 92, 33 South. 95.

State ex rel. Stuart vs. Judge, 45 La. Ann. 1322, 14 South. 59.

State ex rel. Chandler vs. Kruttschnitt, 44 La. Ann. 567, 10 South. 887.

Huntington vs. Bordeaux, 42 La. Ann. 346, 7 South. 553; Walsh vs. Carrene, 36 La. Ann. 200; State of Louisiana ex rel. Street vs. Rightor, 35 La. Ann. 515; State of Louisiana ex rel. Hernandez vs. Monroe, 33 La. Ann. 923; State of Louisiana ex rel. Weber vs. Skinner, 32 La. Ann. 1092; La. Dig., Vol. 1, verbo “Appeal”, Sec. 3; Taft Mercantile Co. vs. Blouin Co., Ltd., 2 La. App. 163.