Bush v. Dewing
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Bush v. Dewing, 24 La. Ann. 272 (La. 1872)
Howe
Bush v. Dewing
Opinion of the Court
The defendant has appealed from a judgment made final ■after default, and makes the point that he was never legally cited. The return does not show a citation technically regular, but the record reveals the fact that after the sequestration and the service of citation, such as it was, the defendant came into court by a petition, alleged that this suit was “pending” against him, availed himself of the privilege of a defendant to bond the property and take it from possession of the court, and prayed for general relief. We do not think that -after such an appearance ho can be heard to say that he was not regularly cited. 21 An. 438 ; 22 An.. 368, Abbott v. Wilbur.
Judgment affirmed.
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- Bush & Thomson v. E. F. Dewing
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