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Resolution by the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of Louisiana. 1814 74 (1814.1)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsla0063 and id is 1 raw text is: No person shall be sued out of his own parish. Causes in which the judge of a dis- trict is concerned to be tried by the judge of an adjoin- ing district. No appeal from parish courts in ceroain cases. r 74 J AN ACT 7o prevent fiersoansfrom being eed in certain cas#s s7utfe, other fpuriosse. SECT. 1. Be it enacted by the senate and house of repre, sentatives af the state of Louisiana in general aesembly con- vened, That no person or persons having a permanent resi- deace shall be sued in any civil action in any other parish but that wherein he, she or they shall habitually reside, any law to the contrary notwithstanding. Secr. 2 . wind be it further enacted, That when the judge of any district court shall be interested in any cause, or shall have been of councif therein, or from any other cause not able to attend court, it shall be the duty of one of the judts of tho two adjoining districts to attend on a d-ky by him or the sheriffof the parish to be fixed and procecd to the trial of said cause or causes in which the said judge may be inte- rested or in whick he may have been previously employed or consulted a& counsel in the same manner as the judge of said court would have done, had he not been interested or of counsel; as also in the event of the absence of the district judge from sickness, resignation or any other cause, to pro- ceed to the trial of all causes which may be fxxed for trtd i the same manner- as the judge of the said court woiuld have done, had he been present. any thing in the seventh section ofthe act supplementary to the act entitled, an act to orga nze the supreme court of the strtte of Louisiana, and to as- tablish courts of inferior jurisdiction, to the contrary not, withstanding. SECT. 3. And be it fqriter enacted, That no appeal shall. be received from, nor any injunctions shall be granted a- gainst any judgemen's that may be rendered by the parish courts in police matters, adjudging a fine by virtue of the, regulations concerning levees, when the penakierrordered by said judgment do not exceed the snm of one hundred dollars. *1APHEN A. HOPKINS, Speaker of1le huse of representatives. J. POYDRAS, President qf the senat4 Arrnoyey, March 7th, 1814. WILLIAM C. C. CLAIBORNE, Governor af the state of Louisiana. Sum allowed to Louis Derbane, &c. ' R ESOLUT ION. Resolved by the senate and house 'f rofesentatives of the state of Louisiana, in generalassem&Ty convened, That the treasurer of this state shall be and he is hereby authorised tq pay to.L. DerbanpA, Arnaud Lauve k Vominiquc Racfalle4 on the warrant issteby f'aillette, a jpiticc f the peace for

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