Herbert v. Herrlitz
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
JANVIER, Judge.
Mabel Herbert, styling herself as the' housekeeper of William Thompson, alleges that she received injuries when the glass panel in one of the doors of the premises leased by Thompson broke and fell upon her right foot, and, charging that the owner of the premises, Mrs. Lou Herrlitz, is legally responsible for the said injuries, she seeks to recover $300, claiming that that amount will be required to compensate her for physical pain and suffering and for mental anguish.
Mrs. Herrlitz filed exceptions of vagueness and of no cause of action.
The exception of vagueness is directed at…
2Cases cited5 opinions
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