Bendich v. Scobel
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the Twenty-ninth Judicial District, Parish oi Plaquemines. — Hingle, J. On Rehearing per curiam.
1Opinion of the Court
Statement.
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Monroe, J.
In 1859, Marco Bendich established a camp for the fishing of oysters upon a point of swamp land, in the Parish of Plaque-mines, owned by the State, and lying between Bayou LaChute, on the east, and Bay Bastian, on the west. Since that time, other persons have established similar camps, and there are, now, in that vicinity, ten or twelve such camps, consisting of small houses, built on piles driven into the marsh, in which the fishermen and their families make their homes. A short distance to the north of Bay Bastian, in Bay Adam,…
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