Prats v. Prats
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
REGAN, Judge.
The plaintiffs, Jules J. Prats, Sr., and Beatrice Araguel Prats, father and stepmother respectively, instituted this suit against defendant, Jules J. Prats, Jr., their son, endeavoring to recover the sum of $1,-249.16, representing board, lodging, laundry, clothing, equipment and various moneys ad*206vanced to him from July, 1951 through August 14, 1952 or for a period of approximately thirteen months.
Defendant pleaded the exception of mis-joinder and of no right or cause of action, the first of which was overruled and the latter referred to the merits. He then answered generally…
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