Nelken v. Aldredge
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
FRUGÉ, Judge.
This suit comes before us on appeal from a judgment rejecting plaintiff’s demands at his costs.
For cause of action, plaintiff alleged that he is the owner of certain property; that defendant has been in possession of 125 square feet (actually 87.5 square feet) of petitioner’s property; that defendant caused to be placed on said property, and enclosing 125 square feet of petitioner’s property, a “cyclone-type” fence and refuses to remove the same from petitioner’s property; that therefore defendant is trespassing, and prayed that there be judgment recognizing and re-affirming…
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