Morgan v. Lombard
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from the Sixth' District Court, parish of Orleans. Oooley, J.
1Opinion of the CourtLudeling, C. J.
The plaintiff, alleging that the passage or alley running from the Bayou road to Columbus street is a public thing, in-joined the Sefendant from fencing it or obstructing the use of it by the-public. The defendant claims that the property belongs to him. There was judgment in favor of the plaintiff against the defendant, decreeing the alley to be a locus pubKcus and for $500 damages. The defendant has appealed.
There is no evidence in this record of an intention on the part of the owners of said land to dedicate* it to public use. The mere fact that for thirty or forty years the public was…
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