N. O. Public Service, Inc. v. Lind

Plaintiff, a corporation engaged in the business, among other things of furnishing electric power, gas and electric power and light, sued William Lind for seven hundred sixty-seven and 75-100 dollars, the balance claimed to be due on bills rendered for furnishing gas and electricity to the ¡premises owned by defendant at 2238 and 2240 Chippewa street. Defendant denied the indebtedness, except to the extent of an item of $3.65, which he admitted might be due by him. In his answer he called in warranty his tenant, the Metalizing Works, Inc., alleging that the contracts for power and light had…