Legal Opinion
Buisson v. Prestia
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Decided April 10, 1950No. 19345PublishedCited by 8 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
45 So.2d 531 (1950)
BUISSON
v.
PRESTIA.
No. 19345.
Court of Appeal of Louisiana, Orleans.
April 10, 1950.
Robert J. Pitard, New Orleans, for appellant.
Harry R. Cabral and William M. Campbell, New Orleans, for appellee.
REGAN, Judge.
Plaintiff, Harry Buisson, initiated this suit against the defendant, Joseph Prestia, for malicious prosecution, in the amount of $1,758.00 for damages, incurred when plaintiff allegedly suffered "humiliation, mental anguish, annoyance" and his name was defamed by virtue of an affidavit filed by defendant in the Recorders' Court of the City of New Orleans, charging…
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