Holbrook v. City of Monroe
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
DREW, Judge.
Plaintiff sued for $15,000, alleging damages she received when she fell upon a main, street in the city of Monroe, because of a defective sidewalk.
Defendant denied any negligence and put the case at issue.
The lower court rejected plaintiff’s de-' mands and she has perfected an appeal to-this court.
There is very little conflict in the testimony on any issue in. the case; in fact, the case might have been submitted on a statement of facts, which the testimony discloses to be as follows:
Plaintiff, who lives at Olarks, La., a distance of about forty miles from the city of Monroe,…
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