Baptiste v. Life Ins. Co. of Virginia

The plaintiff instituted suit in the First City Court of New Orleans, claiming damages in the sum of $300 for an assault which she alleges was made upon her by the agent of the Life Insurance Company of Virginia. The said company and its said agent, Raymond Bouche, were made defendants.

The matter was duly tried, resulting in a judgment dismissing plaintiff’s suit against the insurance company but granting judgment in favor of plaintiff and against the agent, Raymond Bouche, in the sum of $100.

The judgment was rendered on April 22, 1940, and signed on April 26, 1940. On May 23, 1940,…