Succession of Waterer

25 La. Ann. 210
Supreme Court of Louisiana·Decided March 15, 1873·No. No. 3804·Published·Cited by 3 cases

Opinions

Taliaferro, J.

The appellee moves to dismiss this appeal.

First — Because the certificate is defective in not reciting that the-transcript contains “all the documents filed in the suit,’’ and that it contains “all the testimony adduced.”

Second — That the transcript is signed by the deputy clerk.

Third, — That the record of appeal was not brought up within tlieproper time after the order for a certiorari was issued.

Fourth — That appellant is without interest in the suit.

[211] The transcript is certified to be “a true copy of all the proceedings had and of all the testimony taken on the trial,” etc. This suffices. 12 La. 476 ; 9 An. 95. The other grounds are without force. Motion overruled.

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