Legal Opinion
Hodge v. Collens & Chapman, Inc.
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Decided May 4, 1934No. 4753PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
DREW, Judge.
Mrs. W. J. Hodge alleged that she was the owner of a building in Monroe, La., located at No. 2921 South Grand street; that on September 1, 1929, Dr. W. J. Hodge, since deceased, leased the building to the Hodge Drug Company, Incorporated, for a' period of ten years; that after the death of Df. Hodge his interest in said corporation was sold and the corporation’s name changed to Collens & Chapman, Incorporated, which assumed the lease contract; that petitioner acquired said building at succession sale of the said Dr. Hodge; that there is a balance of $1,765 due for rent; and prayed…
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