Geheebe v. Stanby
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the City Court of New Orleans, Collens, J. The defendant appealed from a judgment ordering the plaintiff to be put in possession of a shop.
1Opinion of the Court
The judgment of the court was pronounced by
SniDEim, J.
The plaintiffs, who say they are a commercial firm, composed of C. Geheebe, W. T. Tompkins, and C.A. Townsend, bring suit against Stanby to expel him from a store, of which they allege that the defendant has been their sub-tenant, *18and whose lease expired on the first day of May, 1845. They allege that they gave Stanby the notice required by law to surrender to them the store, and that he unlawfully retains possession. The suit was brought on the 10th of June, 1845.
Stanby pleaded to the jurisdiction of the City Cqurt. This plea is not…
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