Juneau v. Laborde

How courts have described this case

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• finding defendant “was never a trespasser but a co-owner of the property with plaintiffs”
• “This right of co-owners to possession of the property being equal and coextensive, neither becomes indebted to the other for his personal occupancy and enjoyment . . . .”
• wherein the Supreme Court held that the applicable prescription period of ten years applied to an action by one co-owner against another co-owner for rents and revenues and was founded on the relationship of principal and agent
• wherein the Supreme Court held that the applicable prescription period of ten years applied to an action by one co-owner against another co-owner for rents and revenues and was founded on the relationship of principal and agent

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).