Kenilworth Sugar Co. v. Nobles
Citations
- 11 Teiss. 66
- 1914 La. App. LEXIS 6
Syllabus
<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>No fraud or eollusiou being charged, an ordinary judgment creditor, claiming no privilege nor other preferential right of payment, and not alleging the insolvency of his debtor, is without right to complain that certain property of his debt- or is being seized and taken in satisfaction of the debt of a third person. Under such circumstances the debtor alone can object.-</p>
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- finding that a prosecutor mentioning in opening statement that a co-defendant had previously implicated the defendant in the offense at issue is “unlike the situation in Bruton, [because] the statement in issue was not elicited during testimony”
- “Ohio courts have found that photographs may be used for a wide variety of purposes, including corroborating witness testimony, establishing the intent of the accused, and showing the nature and circumstances of the crime”
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Judges: Godchaux
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