...language. unless for purposes of public utility and for adequate compensation previously made. AET. 156. Private property shall not be taken nor damaged for public purposes without just and adequate compensation being first paid. AET. 157. No power of suspending the laws of this...

...divested, unless for purposes of public utility and for adequate compensation previously made. ABT. 156. Private property shall not be taken nor damaged for public purposes without just and adequate compensation being first paid. ABT. 157. No power of suspending the laws of this...

...damage to another, obliges him by whose fault it happens to repair it." Art. 156, Const. La. AD 1879. " Private property shall not be taken nor damaged for public purposes without just and adequate compensation being first paid." Defendant insists that I should, on the trial of...

...divested, unless for purposes of public utility and for adequate compensation previously made. AKT. 156. Private property shall not be taken nor damaged for public purposes without just and adequate compensation being first paid. D. 1479, 1493. ART. 157. No power of suspending the...

...DOMAIN (§ 104») — DAMAGES RECOVERABLE. Under article 167 of the Constitution of 1898. which provides that "private property shall not be taken nor damaged for public purposes without just and adequate compensation first paid," the right of recovery includes damages to property caused...

...the bonding of injunctions when "the act prohibited is not such as may work an irreparable injury." It is true the Constitution, Article 150', provides...the right to bond if the act prohibited involved the takiuy of property, the value of which might be settled in advance. But in this case there is no taking...

...stock. The property of the citizen can not be taken from him " unless for purposes of public utility." " Private property shall not be taken nor damaged for public purposes without just and adequate compensation being first made." Constitution, Arts. 155, 156; Civil Code, Arts. 497,...

...Young for appellant. Article 156 of the constitution of Louisiana, adopted July 23, 1879, provides that private property shall not be taken nor damaged for public purposes without just and adequate compensation being first paid. In construing this prohibition in Ruch v. New Orleans,...

...Young for appellant. Article 156 of the constitution of Louisiana, adopted July 23, 1879, provides that private property shall not be taken nor damaged for public purposes without just and adequate compensation being first paid. In construing this prohibition in Ruch v. New Orleans,...

...said: "It is* true the constitution, article 156, provides that 'Private property shall not be taken or damaged for public purposes without adequate compensation...is no taking of plaintiff's property, which is not involved or touched. The damages claimed are purely consequential in their nature, necessarily conjectural,...