Nagel v. Clement
Citations
- 113 La. 192
- 36 So. 935
- 1904 La. LEXIS 635
Syllabus
<p>PRESCRIPTION — SEIZURE AND SALE IRREGULARITIES — NOTICE.</p> <p>1. The prescription of five years cures whatever irregularity may result from the issuance of the writ of seizure and sale before the lapse of three clear days after the notice of demand, and also from jniblishing the advertisement prematurely, provided the full time allowed by law intervene between the seizure and the sale, or from the failure of the sheriff to keep the property seized constantly in possession, provided no one else has actual possession, and the purchaser goes into possession without opposition.</p> <p>2. Under article 735, Code Prae., the debtor is entitled to one day additional for every 20 miles his residence is distant from that of the judge. This means one day for every 20 miles, and not one day for every 20 miles or fraction thereof. Where the distance is 35 miles, the debtor is entitled to only'one day additional.</p> <p>_ 3. The distance must be computed by the public road, and not by the railroad, even though the latter be mostly used for traveling from the one point to the other.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the Court.)</p>
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- holding ordinances were not prior restraints because they penalized speech after it occurred rather than establishing a permitting scheme to allow the government to prevent speech in advance
- holding ordinances did not constitute prior restraints because they penalized speech after it occurred rather than establishing a permitting scheme allowing the government to prevent speech prior to its occurrence
- “[T]he Defendants need not wait for a minor to publicly confess that the minor had agreed to try to change his or her sexual orientation through therapy only to experience self-hatred and suicidal ideation after the therapy failed.”
- difference between speech and conduct not easy to discern
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