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· 4/10/1916

Crescent Forwarding & Transportation Co. v. City of New Orleans

Citations

  • 13 Tiess. 285

Syllabus

<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>The Public Belt Railroad Commission is but the City of New Orleans itself administering and operating its own property through its designated officials. It is not a corporation nor an entity separate and distinct from the corporation of the City of New Orleans.</p>

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Judges: Godchaux, Honor

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