DOMINIQUE DAVID LOUIS v. DANYIEL LOUIS

How courts have described this case

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• holding trial court did not abuse discretion by proceeding to trial when defendant’s counsel was in trial in another county because attorney made no effort to resolve conflicting trial settings and failed to contact judge on day of trial to advise of attorney’s whereabouts
• holding trial court did not abuse discretion by proceeding to trial when defendant’s counsel was in trial in another county because attorney made no effort to resolve conflicting trial settings and failed to contact judge on day of trial to advise of attorney’s whereabouts
• “It is a well-establish[ed] rule that when a plaintiff fails to appear and prosecute his case, the court can[]not try the plaintiff’s cause of action, but the only remedy is to dismiss the same.”
• “It is a well-established rule that when a plaintiff fails to appear and prosecute his case, the court cannot try the plaintiff’s cause of action, but the only remedy is to dismiss the same.”
• “It is a well-established rule that when a plaintiff fails to appear and prosecute his case, the court can not try the plaintiff’s cause of action, but the only remedy is to dismiss the same.”
• defendant's cross-action in jury trial

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).