State ex rel. Williams v. Monroe
Citations
- 51 La. Ann. 161
- 24 So. 790
- 1898 La. LEXIS 577
Syllabus
<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>1st. Orders appointing receivers that arrest the execution creditor and take from the sheriff the property seized to satisfy the creditor’s debt, are appealable. C. P. Art. 566; 16th Ann. 83 ; 46th Ann. 1107; In re Moss Cigar Co., 50th Ann. N. R.</p> <p>2nd. Where the appeal applied for from such an order to the Court of Appeals is refused by the District Court, this court, in a proper case in the exercise of its supervisory jurisdiction, will stay proceedings in the District Court until the judges of the Court of Appeals, absent from the State when the application is made to this court, can act on the demand for the mandamus to compel the allowance of the appeal. Const. Art. 94.</p>
Judges: Miller
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