Supreme Court of Louisiana July 1, 1810 (Mitchell v. Comyns)

By the Court.

This is not pleadable in abatement : all that can be required, as the plaintiff appears to reside without the jurisdiction of this court, is that the person who prosecutes for him should give security for the costs of suit: but this is unnecessary, since security has been given before the issuing of the writ of sequestration.