Hubbs v. Bivelette
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
JANVIER, Judge.
Plaintiff Hubbs and defendant Bivelette own adjoining properties in New Orleans. This is a suit by Hubbs against Bivelette for his share of the cost of reconstructing a fence between the two properties.
At some time prior to October 16th, 1950, it became evident that .both owners desired to reconstruct the fence. On October 16th, 1950, counsel for plaintiff addressed to defendant a letter reading as follows:
“Mr. Clarence Bivelette
2219 Cadiz Street
New Orleans, La.
“Dear Sir:
“In reference to our conversation of the 14th of October, 1950, I will state opposition:
“First, as regards…
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