Le Mieux Bros. v. Armstrong
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
HUTCHESON, Circuit Judge.
The suit, brought August 15, 1934, was at law on a money demand for services rendered between September 3, and November 1, 1924. The claim was that the defendant, then a citizen of Texas, but now of Mississippi, and Le Mieux Brothers & Company, a partnership, resident in New Orleans, La., to whose rights plaintiff had succeeded, had, on August 21, 1924, agreed together that Le Mieux Brothers would cruise timberlands in Adams county, Miss.,' for Armstrong, and he would pay them therefor in New Orleans, La.
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