Arnold v. Reuther
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
JANVIER, Judge.
Just before four o’clock on the afternoon of January 4, 1954, on Burgundy Street just below the comer of Canal Street, in New Orleans, and during a rather heavy rain, Mrs. Elfriede Guenther Arnold, wife of John B. Arnold, a pedestrian who, at the time, was 47 years of age, either walked into the side or was struck by the front of an automobile owned and driven by Henry W. Reuther, was knocked to the pavement of the street, and sustained quite serious physical injuries.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold, charging that the accident resulted from negligence on the part of Reuther, brought this…
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