Itzkovitch v. Whitaker
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Action by. Jacob Itzkovitch against Edward Stanley Whitaker. Exceptions to a rule nisi were overruled, and defendant prays for writs of prohibition and certiorari. Samuel Louis Gilmore, City Atty. (Benjamin Rice Foreman, of counsel), for relators. Respondent Judge, pro se. Solomon Wolff and Gustave Lemle, for respondent Itzkovitch. |
1Opinion of the CourtBreaux, C. J.
Plaintiff complained of the inspector of police, who had his, plaintiff’s, photograph taken, and who was about, he said, to have it placed in the rogues’ gallery. He prayed to enjoin the defendant, inspector of police, and he averred damages in a sum over $2,000. He averred substantially that he is an old resident of the city, has a family, is engaged in legitimate business, pays his taxes, and leads an honest life.
The judge of the district court issued a rule nisi and directed the defendant to show cause why he should not be enjoined.
An exception was filed to the rule nisi, in which he…
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