State ex rel. Boone v. Edwards
Citations
- 109 La. 210
- 33 So. 199
- 1902 La. LEXIS 137
Syllabus
<p>APPEAL PROM JUSTICE — SECURITY POR COSTS.</p> <p>1. Under Act No. 203 of 1898 the clerk of court and the sheriff have the right to exact security for costs in a suit coining on appeal from a justice of the peace court, and the obligation to furnish such security rests on the appellant.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the Court.)</p>
How courts have described this case
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- “Plaintiff's request for general declaratory relief is insufficient at the motion-to-dismiss stage.”
- “While the Court could infer Plaintiff wants the Court to determine the outstanding coverage and causation issues between the parties through its claim for declaratory relief, such is not the claim that appears and the Court will not do Plaintiff’s job for it.”
- “While the Court could infer Plaintiff wants the Court to determine the outstanding coverage and causation issues between the parties through its claim for declaratory relief, such is not the claim that appears and the Court will not do Plaintiff's job for it.”
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