La Parie v. Totora
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
REGAN, Judge.
Plaintiff, Kay La Parie, instituted this suit against defendant, John J. Totora, individually endeavoring to recover the sum of $125, which she paid to him on August 4, 1949, on condition that she become the Queen of a ball on January 9, 1950, sponsored by the Krewe of Carthage, a non-trading corporation, organized under the laws of this State, but that the said agreement was not fulfilled by Totora, as Captain of the Krewe of Carthage and, therefore, he is indebted to her in the aforementioned amount.
Defendant answered and admitted both the receipt of the money and the unfilled…
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