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· 3/23/1914

Peters v. Turgeau

Citations

  • 11 Teiss. 197
  • 1914 La. App. LEXIS 43

Syllabus

<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>Novation is never presumed. Consequently in the absence of proof of an intention or agreement to vacate, the taking of a note will not be held to novate the debt.</p>

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  • appellate judges were not disqualified from a case against the Cincinnati Bar Association, although the judges were members of the bar association, because none of the judges held offices in the association or received any tangible benefit from their memberships

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Judges: Godchaux, Honor

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