Layne Louisiana Co. v. Superior Oil Co.
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
ROGERS, Justice.
Layne Louisiana Company, a partnership, sued the Superior Oil Company, á corporation, claiming damages in the sum of $65,565 for illegal trespass and geophysical operations on plaintiff’s property. Defendant admitted the trespass but denied that it occasioned plaintiff any damage beyond the sum of $200, which sum, together with $12 as accrued costs, was tendered in court by defendant and refused by plaintiff. On the merits, there was judgment in plaintiff’s favor for $6,297.50. Defendant appealed and plaintiff answered the appeal.
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