
    No.-
    First Circuit
    PARKER v. W. G. BAGLEY LUMBER CO.
    (May 8, 1928. Opinion and Decree.)
    
      (Syllabus by the Editor.)
    
    1. Louisiana Digest — Appeal—Par. 729.
    Where record is incomplete because of omission of lump sum settlement, the case will be remanded for completion of record.
    Appeal from the Parish of Beauregard. Hon. Thos. F. Porter, Judge.
    Action by George W. Parker against W. G. Bagley Lumber Company.
    There was judgment for defendant and plaintiff appealed.
    Case remanded for completion of record.
    M. L. Stewart, of Hake Charles, and E. L. Stewart, of DeRidder, attorneys for plaintiff, appellant.
    Cline and Plauche, of Lake Charles, attorneys for defendant, appellee.
   MOUTON, J.

In his written opinion the District Judge says on the trial of the plea of prescription defendant offered in evidence the lump sum settlement agreement between the parties, signed in April, 1924, and approved in that month by the Court.

Appellant contends that the document or proof showing that settlement, is necessary for a proper consideration of this appeal, and that the record is incomplete because of its omission therein or absence therefrom, and prays to have the case remanded for the completion of the record.

It is therefore ordered and decreed that this record be returned to the Clerk of Court of the Parish of Beauregard for completion; that the document or proof hereinabove referred to be inserted in the record of the case¡ and that when complete the record be sent to the Clerk of Court at Lake Charles for the next regular term of this Court in said city.  