Orleans & Jefferson Railway Co. v. International Construction Co.
Citations
- 108 La. 82
Syllabus
<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>The mere fact that a contractor who has undertaken to build and equip a street railroad has assembled certain material with the intention of using it for the purposes of the contract, gives the contractee no proprietary interest in such material, nor does it give him the right to control the disposition of it Hence, an injunction will not lie at the suit of the contractee to prohibit tbs contractor from removing such material, or otherwise disposing of it.</p>
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- finding that assessing the differences between the job responsibilities of the potential class members is premature at the first stage of conditional collective action certification
- relying on evidence from seven individuals from six states
- discounting case manageability concerns at the stage one analysis
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Judges: Monroe
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