· 2/1/1904

Town of Mandeville v. Band

Citations

111 La. 806
35 So. 915
1904 La. LEXIS 565

Syllabus

ORDINANCES—PROMULGATION—FORM-VALIDITY. 1. The ordinances of a council have the force of law. They should be promulgated in manner required, and they should be advertised and made public. They should be signed by the president, or at least by the secretary. “When the fact is denied that a certain ordinance had been enacted . by a town council, the fact can only bo proved by the deliberations of the council and their promulgation dulyjittested.” Mayor v. Dupuis, 30 La. Ann. 1105. 2. Ordinances must be general. They should not render it possible for persons engaged in business in a public place to carry it on, while prohibiting others, who come in afterward, from carrying on similar business. (Syllabus by the Court.)

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explaining the ALJ is not a medical professional and cannot assess the RFC based on bare medical findings
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