Legal Opinion
Brazier v. Pride of Donaldsonville Tabernacle No. 40
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Decided May 5, 1938No. 1823PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
SACHSE, Judge ad hoc.
Plaintiff, John S. Brazier, filed suit on December 9, 1936, against the defendant, Pride of Donaldsonville Tabernacle No. 40, on an open account running from April 3, 1931, to March 27, 1934, aggregating $151.10 upon which he alleged that $10 had been paid on December 5, 1935. He alleged that the defendant is an unincorporated association consisting of members too numerous to serve, and therefore asked for service upon the “head officer,” R. B. Jones, as provided by Act No. 170 of 1918. The account attached to the petition shows that all items on it had been purchased…
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