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· 1/4/1905

Elstner-Martin Grocery Co. v. Lamont

Citations

  • 113 La. 894
  • 37 So. 868
  • 1905 La. LEXIS 792

Syllabus

<p>PRIVILEGE — REPAIRS OP DREDGE — VENDOR’S PRIVILEGE — PLED GE.</p> <p>1. There is no law in this state according a privilege upon a dredge boat for money advanced to repair same.</p> <p>2. The pledgee under a bill of sale not being an owner, no vendor’s privilege arises from the execution by him of a counter bill of sale re-transferring the pledged property to the pledgor or owner.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the Court.)</p>

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  • noting in the context of “deliberate indifference” analysis that defendants had “stood by the policy without any indication that they would consider Pesce’s particular medical history and prescribed treatment in considering whether departure from such policy might be warranted”
  • court granted preliminary injunction for plaintiff, who anticipated being incarcerated and had an outside physician’s prescription for methadone, to be continued on methadone, noting that his treating physician stated he presented a high risk of overdoes and death

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