State v. Judge of Court of Probates
5 Rob. 161
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Bluebook
State v. Judge of Court of Probates, 5 Rob. 161 (La. 1843).
Opinion
The rule in this case must be discharged. The Judge of the Court of Probates has rendered a judgment, refusing to homologate the proceedings of a family-meeting. We cannot, by mandamus, order him to reverse his own judgment and give a different one, because we cannot enforce such an order.
Rule discharged.
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