Opinion

Police Jury of the Parish of Acadia v. All Taxpayers

  • 653 So. 2d 94
  • 1995 WL 131520
Court
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Filed
Mar 29, 1995
Status
Published
On the bench
Decuir, Iwoodard, Peters, Saunders, Woodard, Yelverton
Cited by
27 cases

The opinion

_[iON REHEARING

Application for rehearing and stay is denied. There is no right to a rehearing where the court has denied a writ application. See Rule 2-18.7 of the Uniform Rules—Courts of Appeal.

Notwithstanding, we find that our statement, on page 12, which reads: “Now, Waste Management has received permission from DEQ to modify the original permit to dispose of ‘non-hazardous’ industrial waste,” should read:

For purposes of deciding the pivotal issue before us, this is an insignificant factor which had no bearing on our decision.

SAUNDERS and DECUIR, JJ., would grant the request for a rehearing and issue a stay order.

_j^)RI)ER

The motions to file amicus curiae briefs on rehearing are denied. There is no right to a rehearing from the denial of a writ application.

SAUNDERS and DECUIR, JJ., dissent.

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