Supreme Court of Louisiana July 1, 1880, No. 5322 (Ternoir v. Weaver)
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United States · · · 01-07-1880
lead-opinion
De Blanc, J.
In this case, according to plaintiff’s argument, the object in dispute is the possession, and according to defendant, the ownership, of a tract of land. Whatever may be that object, its value is not alleged, nor proven by any document in the record, not shewn by any affidavit, to be over five hundred dollars.
The appeal is dismissed.
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