ALBERT F. MURRELL, ET AL. v. EMORY FICKLIN, ET AL.
No. 90-C-2314.Supreme Court of Louisiana.
February 27, 1991.
[1] MOTION TO DISMISS WRIT APPLICATION
[2] In the above entitled and numbered cause, now comes the plaintiff, who shows that the parties to the writ have reached an amicable compromise, and who, with respect, moves that said writ application be dismissed, with prejudice, at his costs.
[3] BY ATTORNEYS
[4] GORDON R. CRAWFORD ASSOCIATES
[5] (A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION)
324 East Worthy Road Gonzales, Louisiana 70737 Telephone: (504) 647-2881
West Page 1255
[6] BY: /s/ Jeff Diez
Jeff Diez La. Bar No. 18183
[7] ORDER
[8] On motion of counsel for plaintiff in the above entitled and numbered cause:
[9] IT IS ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that said writ application be dismissed, with prejudice.