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· 11/15/1901

Globe Lumber Co. v. Griffeth

Citations

  • 107 La. 621

Syllabus

<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>1. where a bond for suspensive appeal is filed after the delay fixed by Act No. IBS of 1898 it is a matter of no interest to the party applying for the appeal whether the act is unconstitutional or not, since in such case, the delay fixed by Article 117 of the Constitution, .which article is self-operative, must have expired.</p> <p>2. where an execution is enjoined on a sworn allegation that timber worth a certain amount has been seized and an order is made dissolving such injunction on a bond for a like amount, the injury which may result from such dissolution sounds in dollars and cents is not irreparable, and no appeal lies.</p>

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  • finding that the DTSA and Pennsylvania Uniform Trade Secret Act, which is the same as the DCUTSA, share a common definition of a \trade secret\

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