Jackson v. Briede

Defendant operates and is the general manager of an undertaking business and an insurance business conducted in a two-story building located at 1168 Camp street, in the city of New Orleans. The undertaker’s office, where funeral arrangements are made, is on the first floor, and is known as defendant’s office, and is occupied by defendant, his son, Albert E. Briede, Jr., and a George Cross, a funeral director.

The second floor of the building is divided into a general office, marked “Agents’ room” on sketch, a room at the front of the building, designated as “funeral parlor,” and the private…