Louisiana landowners lose pipeline canal damage case as lawsuit filed too late
Two Louisiana lumber companies have lost their legal battle against a gas company over canals they said had widened and damaged their land. The appeals court upheld the dismissal of their 2018 lawsuit, ruling that the companies had waited too long to take legal action. One judge disagreed, saying the case should have been examined further.
Key Takeaways
- Two Louisiana lumber companies have lost their legal battle against a gas company over canals they said had widened and damaged their land.
- The appeals court upheld the dismissal of their 2018 lawsuit, ruling that the companies had waited too long to take legal action.
- One judge disagreed, saying the case should have been examined further.
Two Louisiana lumber companies have lost their legal battle against a gas company over canals they said had widened and damaged their land. The appeals court upheld the dismissal of their 2018 lawsuit, ruling that the companies had waited too long to take legal action. One judge disagreed, saying the case should have been examined further.
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This summary was curated from Times of India.