Joiner v. Gafford
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Plaintiff seeks judgment against defendant for $265.05, of which amount $15.05 represents the price of lumber sold and delivered and $250 represents the price charged for converting into molding a goodly quantity of pine and gum lumber furnished by the defendant. It is alleged that it required one hundred hours to do the processing and that a charge of $2.50 per hour was made therefor.
By amended petition, filed in response to an order of court sustaining a plea of vagueness, plaintiff alleged that the charge of $2.50 per hour was based upon a tacit agreement between him and defendant. But, in…
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