Bordelon v. Ludeau's Lumber Yard

LE BLANC, Judge.

During the year 1936, Emile Ludeau operated a business in the town of Ville Platte under the trade-name “Ludeau’s Lumber Yard.” He was also interested in various other business enterprises, among them Ludeau & Guillory, Incorporated, which conducted sawmill operations at Lake Cocorrie, twenty-five miles north of Ville Platte and also a lumber yard in Ville Platte from which it sold only rough lumber which was transported from its sawmill. Mr. Ludeau and his son owned half of the stock in Ludeau & Guillory Co., Inc., and he was the president of the corporation.

On April 28,…