Lepretre v. City of New Orleans
Lepretre v. City of New Orleans
10 La. Ann. 112
Lepretre v. City of New Orleans
Opinion of the Court
The plaintiff alleged that the crevasse occurred through the omissions and neglect of the defendant. We concur with the District Judge in the opinion, that under the Act of 3840, p. 127, the city, as proprietor of the lot in front of which the crevasse took place, was not bound, to keep the levees in repair, and that the duty rested elsewhere,
Judgment affirmed, with costs.
With the “ Police Jury of the parish of Orleans on the right bank of the river Mississippi.” — Rep.
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