Lewis v. Pepin
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the Sixth District Oourt for the. parish of Orleans. ' Bightor, J
1Opinion of the Court
On Motion to Dismiss.
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
DeBlanc, J.
In July, 1868, Mrs. Bertha Lewis leased certain houses in this city from A. Rochereau & Co., as agents of the heirs of J. E. Pepin, who then resided in Prance.
According to the allegations of a petition filed in the Second District Oourt of the parish of Orleans, by the said A. Rochereau & Co., to be recognized as the agents of Mrs. Widow Pepin, in her own name and as natural tutrix of her children, the lessors of plaintiff,, those children were born — one in April, 1852, the other in April, 1855, and became of age, the…
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