Town of De Ridder v. Head
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Mayor’s Court, Town of De Kidder; J. M. Cox, Mayor. H. H. Head was convicted of violating an ordinance of the town of De Ridder, and appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtLand, J.
Defendant was charged on affidavit with having constructed frame buildings within the residential district in the corporate limits of the town of De Ridder, without first obtaining building permits from the inspector of buildings, etc., contrary to the form of the ordinances of said town.
Defendant moved the court to quash the affidavit on 10 different grounds of unconstitutionality. This motion was heard and overruled, and the defendant pleaded not guilty.
The case was tried and the defendant was found guilty. Defendant then filed a motion in arrest which was heard and overruled, and thereupon…
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