Louisiana Court of Appeal, 1930

Jeff De Blieux & Co. v. Freeman

Jeff De Blieux & Co. v. Freeman
Louisiana Court of Appeal · Decided April 10, 1930 · Odom
13 La. App. 455; 127 So. 128; 1930 La. App. LEXIS 149

Jeff De Blieux & Co. v. Freeman

Opinion of the Court

ODOM, J.

By virtue of a written stipulation filed in this court by counsel of record for all parties, it is hereby ordered, adjudged, and decreed that the judgments appealed from be amended as follows:

The judgment in the case of Jeff De Blieux & Co. vs. John Freeman (John Brown et al., Interveners and Third Opponents) is amended to the extent of disallowing the item of $50 awarded interveners as damages for the wrongful seizure and detention of the property; and further ordered and decreed that the judgment in the case of Jeff De Blieux & Co. vs. John Freeman (Frank Freeman, Intervener and Third Opponent), be so amended as to disallow the item of $75 awarded intervener and third opponent as damages caused by the wrongful seizure and detention of the property; and further ordered and decreed that as thus amended each of said judgments be affirmed.

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