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3 Teiss. 39

Nunge v. Cegretto

Louisiana Court of Appeal

Decided June 22, 1905

Louisiana Court of Appeal · decided 1905-06-22

Where a motion to dismiss involves an examination of the whole record, the Court may properly refer the.-same to the merits. Motion denied' in limine without prejudice. Appeal from Civil District Court, Division, “B.”

Decided 1905-06-22

DUFOUR, J

¶1The matters alleged as cause for dismissal are of such'a nature as to require a thorough examination of the record in order to determine their correctness.

¶2Under such circumstances, our practice is to refer the motion to the merits. .. -

¶3The motion is dismissed in limine without prejudice.

¶4ON THE MOTION TO DISMISS.

¶51. In a suit to annul a donation inter vivos the jurisdiction of the appellate court will he determined, in the absence of any other evidence of the present value of the’ property, by the value of the property as fixed by the Act of donation.

¶62. The value of the property as thus fixed being within our jurisdictional limit the motion to dismiss or transfer is denied.

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