Linton v. Guillotte

The petitioner alleges that she is the owner of a parcel of land in the parish of Jefferson, formed of lots marked 1, 2, 3,4 and 5, on a plan made by Bourgerot, in 1830; that this property is derived, by sundry meane conveyances, from the defendant, who sold the same as fronting on “ a contemplated continuation of Camp street, to be called Liberal street,” and on the above mentioned plan, marked or caused to be marked the aforesaid street. She avers that, by reason of these acts and the plan, Guillotte, the defendant, dedicated the said projected street to the public, and more particularly to…