23 La. Ann. 543 | La. | 1871
We find it necessary to dismiss this appeal ex officio. The judgment was rendered and signed, May 16, 1871, and no order of appeal was thereafter granted. Eleven days before the judgment was rendered, it appears by an extract from the minutes that the case was “taken under advisement, and to be decided in chambers, with the same effect as in open court. By agreement of both counsel, devolutive aud suspensive appeal to both plaintiff and defendant is granted by. simply filing the necessary bond, and notifying the opposite counsel.”
An appeal is a method of revising a definitive judgment. C. P. 556. It is to be taken after such definitive judgment is rendered. C. P. 573, 574, 575, 578. An order of appeal, which is absolutely necessary,
Appeal dismissed.