Delcourt v. Bernard
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtMouton, J.
Thomas street runs east and west through the city of Hammond. It is crossed by Cypress and Cherry streets which run north and south. Cypress street is west of Cherry street, there being a distance of about 300 feet between the two streets.
Thomas street is 38 feet wide. Six feet on each side is reserved for the parking of cars, leaving a traffic lane of 26 feet for the use of the traveling public.
*617Plaintiff, with his daughter, Miss Camille, at the wheel, drove their car eastward on Thomas street through its intersection with Cypress street, and parked it on the south side of Thomas street…
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