Tissott v. Bowles
18 La. 30
Opinion
delivered the opinion of the court.
The a-ppellant has submitted his case on one point, to wit: that there was no legal judgment below against him ; by [31] turning to the record, the judgment appealed from, does not appear to have been signed. If such be the fact the only legal consequence which flows from it, is that this appeal must be dismissed ; Code of Practice, 546; 7 La. Rep. 513, Wright vs. M'Nair et al.
It is therefore dismissed with costs.
Free access — add to your briefcase to read the full text and ask questions with AI
Tissott v. Bowles, 18 La. 30 (La. 1841).
18 La. 30 (Tissott v. Bowles) — published by Counsel Stack Legal Research, free access to 12M+ legal documents.
Related
Greene v. Baynard
193 So. 690 (Supreme Court of Louisiana, 1940)
Mossler Acceptance Co. v. Moliere
181 So. 228 (Louisiana Court of Appeal, 1938)
LeBlanc v. Lemaire
52 La. Ann. 1635 (Supreme Court of Louisiana, 1900)