Lewis v. Sandell
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Action by Edward T. Lewis and others against James M. Sandell and others. From an order dissolving an injunction on bond, plaintiff applied for a suspensive appeal, and, on the refusal of the same, applied for writs of mandamus and prohibition.
1Opinion of the CourtNicholls, J.
On the 19th of February, 1907, Edward T. Lewis filed a petition in the district court for the parish of St. Landry, in which he alleged that his place of residence fronts on Landry street, between Union and Walnut; that across said Landry street, in front of his home, James L. Sandell and Harry D. Powell, composing the firm of Sandell & Powell, and residents of the parish of Yer-non, La., have recently purchased a lot of ground upon which they propose to erect a livery, feed, and sale stable, fronting on said Landry street; that petitioner is informed and believes, and so alleges, that since…
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