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6 Teiss. 177

Clemens v. Testard

Louisiana Court of Appeal

Decided November 9, 1909

Louisiana Court of Appeal · decided 1909-11-09

<p>ON MOTION TO DISMISS.</p> <p>When a motion to dismiss fails to comply with the rules of this Court, it will not be taken up in limine, but the motion will be considered when the case is heard on the merits.</p> <p>'1. “The Court of the first instance, after an appeal has been taken, still has jurisdiction to pass upon the question of the illegality of the bond, and no appeal lies from an order of a District Judge decreeing the amount of a suspensive appeal bond to be too small, dismissing the appeal and ordering an execution to issue.”</p> <p>2. The questions of fact involved in this case are resolved in favor of the plaintiff.</p> <p>Issues of fact alone are involved herein, and upon reconsideration of the case our previous opinion and decree is adhered to.</p>

Decided 1909-11-09

ESTOPINAL, J.

¶1The motion herein fails to comply with the rules of this Court in that it was not “accompanied by three copies of a written or printed brief which has been served upon the opposing counsel. Under the circumstances we shall not pass on the motion jin limine, but shall consider it when the tease is heard on the merits.

¶2The motion is therefore denied without prejudice.

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