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· 5/31/1960

Foster v. Great American Indemnity Co.

Citations

  • 121 So. 2d 350
  • 1960 La. App. LEXIS 1018

How courts have described this case

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  • “It is the defendant who bears the burden of proof when opposing the imposition of delay damages and may do so by establishing that (1) the requisite offer has been made or (2) the plaintiff was responsible for specified- periods of delay.”
  • “It is the defendant who bears the burden of proof when opposing the imposition of delay damages and may do so by establishing that (1) the requisite offer has been made or (2) the plaintiff was responsible for specified periods of delay.”
  • “It is the defendant who bears the burden of proof when opposing the imposition of delay damages and may do so by establishing that (1) the requisite offer has been made or (2) the plaintiff was responsible for specified periods of delay.””

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Judges: Ellis

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