Bagala v. Kimble
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
MOISE, Justice.
The district court and the Court of Appeal for the First Circuit of Louisiana dismissed the plaintiffs’ suit. From the judgment of the Court of Appeal, 62 So.2d 523, writs were applied for and granted by this Court.
The character of this action is one in tort. The claimants are the four children of the deceased, Francis Bagala. The injury sustained was death through accidental means. The damages claimed by the plaintiffs amount to the sum of $10,591.72.
The defendant litigants are Francis J. Kimble and E. W. Gravolet, Jr. The contention is made that these two defendants were on a…
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