No. 7069 Precedential Processed

Lesassier v. Board of Liquidation

Louisiana Supreme Court · Filed April 15, 1878 · 30 La. Ann. 611

Also decided on this docket: La. Ct. App. 4th Cir., March 16, 1976 325 So. 2d 708; La. Ct. App. 1st Cir., May 29, 1967 200 So. 2d 97

Opinion text

On Application fob Rehearing. Manning, C. J. A member of the bar applies as amicus curias for a rehearing of this cause. The application for a rehearing was filed within six days, but was not called to our attention, nor any order either asked or made in relation to it, within that. time. Although it is competent for the court to grant a rehearing, either on the suggestion of an amicus cuñas, or ex proprio mota, we are of opinion that the mere filing of an application for rehearing by an amicus cuñas has not the effect of suspending the judgment, as is the case when such application is made by one of the parties to the suit. The judgment has become final and is the property of the parties, and therefore The application for a rehearing can neither be considered nor allowed.