Klinberg v. Grisaffi
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtWesterfield, J.
From a judgment denying plaintiff damages for an alleged assault and battery, he prosecutes this appeal.
Defendant admits the assault but contends that plaintiff was the aggressor.
The evidence is somewhat conflicting, but, at best, it can not be said to preponderate in plaintiff’s favor. We find that plaintiff, either malicioulsly or playfully (there is testimony both ways) tripped defendant, by suddenly inserting his foot between defendant’s legs, causing him to fall violently to the ground, angering him, with the result that he struck plaintiff on the ear. Defendant denies contact with…
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- Picatacci v. PalermoLouisiana Court of Appeal · 1926
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