Daigle v. Continental Oil Company
District Court, W.D. Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
EDWIN F. HUNTER, Jr., District Judge.
For a cause of action plaintiffs say that Continental Carbon and Continental Oil have respectively emitted carbon black and coke dust from their plants which have settled on their premises, possessions and bodies. Reserving all of their other claims for property damage, mental anguish, embarrassment and inconvenience, the plaintiffs by stipulation have expressly abandoned their claims for bodily injuries as such.
Produced by the defendants and offered in evidence was a large aerial photograph upon which was visible the plants of the defendants, the…
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