State v. Vallette
26 La. Ann. 730
Opinion
When default was entered and confirmed in this case, exceptions, filed in due time, were pending and not disposed of. This was irregular and entitles the defendant to a reversal of the judgment and an opportunity to be heard on his exceptions.
It is therefore ordered that the judgment and default herein be set aside, aud this cause remanded for trial according to law.
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State v. Vallette, 26 La. Ann. 730 (La. 1874).
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