Brunies v. Morlet

Herman Brunies, as owner of a certain building, located in the Parish of Jefferson, sought to evict Emile Morlet, who occupied the premises, where he operated a saloon and dance hall, called "The Wonder Bar." The action was brought under the provisions of Section 2155 of the Revised Statutes of Louisiana as amended and reenacted by Act 200 of 1936 (Dart's Statutes, Section 6597), which requires the owner of property to give the tenant ten days notice to vacate.

Defendant filed an exception of prematurity, which was overruled, and then answered denying that the required notice to vacate had…