Marina Enterprises v. Ahoy Marine Services
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
BARRY, Judge.
Marina Enterprises, owner of Gulf Outlet Marina in Chalmette, petitioned for a declaratory judgment to prohibit Ahoy Marine Services, Inc. and Christian Seafood Company from continuing to use its water line. Ahoy Marine and Lynn Delaughter d/b/a Christian Seafood, answered that they had been granted a servitude and/or right of use to the water line. The judgment denying the declaratory judgment granted the right of use and servitude and ordered that all parties share maintenance costs of the water line. Marina Enterprises appeals.
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