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· 4/10/1905

Landreaux v. Landreaux

Citations

  • 114 La. 528
  • 38 So. 442
  • 1905 La. LEXIS 499

Syllabus

<p>DIVORCE — ALIMONY—RECON VENTIONAL DEMAND.</p> <p>While it is true that the wife can claim alimony only when she is plaintiff, yet she may claim alimony in a suit where, in her answer to the suit of her husband for divorce, she institutes a reconventional demand for separation from bed and board. She then becomes a plaintiff in reconvention.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the Court.)</p>

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  • holding that an NTA without the date and time does not affect the immigration court's jurisdiction
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