Auto Electric Co. v. Wilkinson
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtWebb, J.
In this action plaintiff alleged that it had repaired an automobile belonging to defendant at the latter’s request, and prayed for judgment for the amount of the bill, consisting of items for materials or parts furnished and labor, amounting to two hundred and eighty-three and 10-100 dollars, subject to a credit of twenty-five dollars.
The. defense interposed was that a part of the work had not been authorized, and, further, that the charges were unreasonable and that the work had been improperly executed.
On trial judgment was rendered in favor of plaintiff for one hundred and seventy ve…
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