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SNEARL v. MERCER, 2001-1319 (La. 6/22/01); 794 So.2d 800

JERROD SNEARL & ELLOUISE STEWART GARY T. MERCER, MERGER CONSTRUCTIONSERVICES, BITUMINOUS INS., CO., SUCCESSION REPRESENTATIVE OF THEESTATE OF BENNY L. FRANK, ABC INS. CO., & STATE OF LOUISIANATHROUGH THE Dep’t OF Transp. & Dev. (CONSOLIDATEDWITH) DALTON OLINDE v. GARY T. MERCER, MERCER CONSTRUCTIONSERVICES, BITUMINOUS INS., CO., SUCCESSION REPRESENTATIVE OFTHE Est. OF BENNY L. FRANK, ABC INS., CO.

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Opinion
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Louisiana Court Opinions
Jurisdiction
Louisiana
Date
2001-06-22
Topic
general

SNEARL v. MERCER, 2001-1319 (La. 6/22/01); 794 So.2d 800 JERROD SNEARL AND ELLOUISE STEWART GARY T. MERCER, MERGER CONSTRUCTIONSERVICES, BITUMINOUS INS., CO., SUCCESSION REPRESENTATIVE OF THEESTATE OF BENNY L. FRANK, ABC INS. CO., AND STATE OF LOUISIANATHROUGH THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT (CONSOLIDATEDWITH) DALTON OLINDE v.

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SNEARL v. MERCER, 2001-1319 (La. 6/22/01);794 So.2d 800
JERROD SNEARL AND ELLOUISE STEWART GARY T. MERCER, MERGER CONSTRUCTION
SERVICES, BITUMINOUS INS., CO., SUCCESSION REPRESENTATIVE OF THE
ESTATE OF BENNY L. FRANK, ABC INS. CO., AND STATE OF LOUISIANA
THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT (CONSOLIDATED
WITH) DALTON OLINDE v. GARY T. MERCER, MERCER CONSTRUCTION
SERVICES, BITUMINOUS INS., CO., SUCCESSION REPRESENTATIVE OF
THE ESTATE OF BENNY L. FRANK, ABC INS., CO. AND STATE OF
LOUISIANA THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT
No. 2001-C-1319
Supreme Court of Louisiana.
June 22, 2001.
IN RE: Transportation and Development Department of; — Defendant; Applying for Writ of Certiorari and/or Review, Parish of Iberville, 18th Judicial District Court Div. D, Nos. 45,874, 46,109; to the Court of Appeal, First Circuit, No(s). 1999 CA 1738, 1999 CA 1739
Denied.

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VICTORY, J., would grant the writ.
TRAYLOR, J., would grant the writ.West Page 801
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