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· 7/7/1980

Travelers Insurance Co. v. Louisiana Department of Transportation & Development

Citations

  • 388 So. 2d 105
  • 1980 La. App. LEXIS 4368

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that, in granting the mother “relief which was neither requested by appropriate pleadings, nor tried by consent, the trial court entered the order in violation of [the father’s] due process rights.”
  • “In granting relief which was neither requested by appropriate pleadings, nor tried by consent, the trial court entered the order in violation of ... due process rights.”
  • “We hold that the trial court decided matters which were not the subject of appropriate pleadings. In granting relief which was neither requested by appropriate pleadings, nor tried by consent, the trial court entered the order in violation of BST’s due process rights.”

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Judges: Chiasson, Ellis, Ponder

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