City of New Orleans v. Southern Auto Wreckers, Inc.
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
ODOM, Justice.
The defendant company operates a junk yard at the corner of Howard Avenue and Broad Street, an industrial district, in the City of New Orleans. Harry J. Klein, its president and general manager, was prosl ecuted in the First Recorder’s Court of New Orleans for violating Ordinances No. 14194 and 14283, Commission Council Series, of the City of New Orleans, the affidavit charging that the defendant company had failed to build and maintain a seven-foot tight board fence around its auto-wrecking and scrap-material yard, as required by Section 2 of said ordinance, as amended. Klein,…
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