Landry v. McNeil Hunter Motor Co.
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtLeche, J.
Adonis Landry, a resident of the town of Rayne, parish of Acadia, while on his way home during a heavy shower of rain stopped for shelter near the door forming the side entrance of the garage and automobile repair plant of the McNeil Hunter Motor Company, Inc., and there engaged in conversation with Ovide Servat, a mechanic, and Hoffpauir, foreman of the garage, when he was struck by an incoming Ford sedan automobile, under the control of Archie Morgan, also a mechanic employed in the same garage. Both of his legs were broken and he suffered severe physical injuries. He thereupon filed the…
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