Clarence C. Breland and Lilly C. Breland v. Louisiana-Pacific Corporation
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Per curiam
Appellants, Clarence C. Breland and Lilly C. Breland, who are Louisiana residents, filed this diversity action against appellee, Louisiana-Pacific Corporation, a Delaware corporation. The claim is for damages allegedly incurred because of wrongful conduct on the part of appellee in obtaining a temporary restraining order which prohibited appellants from interfering with appellee’s logging operations on plaintiffs’ property pursuant to a timber contract between the parties. Appellee counterclaimed for damages, alleging that appellants breached their one-year timber contract. Trial was…
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