Opinion · Louisiana Court Opinions
SAMPAY v. MORTON SALT COMPANY, 496 So.2d 315 (La. 1986)
496 So.2d 315
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- Opinion
- Court
- Louisiana Court Opinions
- Jurisdiction
- Louisiana
- Date
- 1986-11-06
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- general
SAMPAY v. MORTON SALT COMPANY, 496 So.2d 315 (La. 1986) ALFRED HENRY SAMPAY, PLAINTIFF, v. MORTON SALT COMPANY, ETAL, DEFENDANTS. No. 86 C 0600.Supreme Court of Louisiana. November 6, 1986. [1] JOINT MOTION AND ORDER TO DISMISS APPEAL OF PLAINTIFF, ALFRED HENRY SAMPAY [2] ON JOINT MOTION of plaintiff, ALFRED HENRY SAMPAY, and defendants, MORTON SALT COMPANY and CONTINENTAL CASUALTY COMPANY, through their undersigned counsel of record, and on suggesting that plaintiff and defendants have reached an amicable compromise, transaction, and settlement of all of the disputes existing between them in this lawsuit and that plaintiff desires that his appeal be dismissed: [3] IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the plaintiff's appeal be, and it is hereby, dismissed and that the writ of certiorari be and is hereby recalled and vacated. [4] s/ Bernard J.
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[2] ON JOINT MOTION of plaintiff, ALFRED HENRY SAMPAY, and defendants, MORTON SALT COMPANY and CONTINENTAL CASUALTY COMPANY, through their undersigned counsel of record, and on suggesting that plaintiff and defendants have reached an amicable compromise, transaction, and settlement of all of the disputes existing between them in this lawsuit and that plaintiff desires that his appeal be dismissed:
[3] IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the plaintiff's appeal be, and it is hereby, dismissed and that the writ of certiorari be and is hereby recalled and vacated.
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[5] BERNARD J. BAGERT, JR. Attorney for plaintiff
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[7] A. LANE PLAUCHE Attorney for defendants