In Gray v. Dean, 136 Mass. 128, 129, it was said: "It is necessary that every court should so far entertain a case as to determine whether it has jurisdiction.
Summary of this case from Donnelly v. MontagueNo. 92-C-2893.
December 11, 1992.
In re Rogers, Bobby Lee; — Plaintiff(s); applying for writ of certiorari and/or review; to the Court of Appeal, Third Circuit, No. CA91-0508; Parish of Calcasieu, Fourteenth Judicial District Court, Div. "E", No. 86-3998.
Denied.
In Gray v. Dean, 136 Mass. 128, 129, it was said: "It is necessary that every court should so far entertain a case as to determine whether it has jurisdiction.
Summary of this case from Donnelly v. MontagueFull title:BOBBY LEE ROGERS v. GRAY DEAN ET AL
Court:Supreme Court of Louisiana
Date published: Dec 11, 1992
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