Newlin v. New Orleans Public Service, Inc.

This is a suit by the public administrator of the parish of Orleans, for the state of Louisiana, for the possession, for administration, of a deposit of $15, which is alleged to have been received by the defendant as the successor of the New Orleans Gas Light Company. The suit is brought under the provisions of Act No. 14 of 1926, from which we quote the following: “In all cases when it shall appear that bank boxes, safe deposit boxes or other receptacles, and the contents thereof, or property or funds or other things of value, deposited or left with or in any bank or trust company or other…