Hall v. Ponds
Hall v. Ponds
Opinion of the Court
Following oral argument of this case, both parties learned they had received an incorrect notice of judgment indicating the trial court signed the judgment submitted by one party when in fact the trial court signed the judgment submitted by the other party. The appeal was perfected on the basis of the wrong judgment.
LSA-C.C.P. arts. 1913 and 1974 contemplate that the Clerk of Court shall mail a correct notice of judgment in order to begin the delays for taking an appeal.
REMANDED.
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