Lichentag v. Feitel

Decided May 16, 1904

Louisiana Court of Appeal · decided 1904-05-16

<p>1. All parties to the suit who are not appellants are appellees, and ali are concluded by the judgment rendered on appeal. A second appeal eatlftot be allowed.</p>

Relies on State ex rel. Heintz v. Judges of the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals

Decided 1904-05-16

DUFOUR, J.

¶1The present appellants were appellees in suit No. 322!, recently decided, and that decision exhausted our ap-pelate jurisdiction in the premises.

¶2No review cafl now he had of a judgment, which could have been had on the first appeal, either by motion to amend or be becoming appellants.

¶3Arts. 888-889 C. P.

¶4 42 An. 441, 48 A. 351, 105 La. 309.

¶5The first decision concludes both appellants and appellees,

¶6Tire motion to dismiss must prevail.