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Opinions in Louisiana that cite City of New Orleans v. Bayley, 35 La. Ann. 545.

4 citing documents.

State v. National Window Cleaning Co. 145 So. 673 La. 1933
rent in that in the O’Neil Case, defendants “laid off the works, used the squares, the spirit level, and the straight edge, and, as the building progressed in the construction, they used the plumb-line; they superintended.” And the court said: “The testimony in the pending cases does not disclose that the defendants ‘worked at their trade with their own hands.’ ” , it was held that the mere fact that one engaged -in a mechanical pursuit employs others to assist him does not deprive him of the ri
State v. Up-To-Date Shoe Repairing Co. 144 So. 714 La. 1932
*923 Defendant cites the following cases, viz.: ; City of New Orleans v. Robira, 42 La.
State v. Chicago Hat Works 141 So. 844 La. 1932
the court said: “A ‘mechanic who employs assistance’ is exempt from a license tax upon his trade, under the clause of the Con *819 stitution excepting those engaged in mechanical pursuits from the enumeration of occupations liable to such tax.
State v. C. C. Hartwell Co. 41 So. 444 La. 1906
the defendant was a plasterer who worked with his own hands, and who, when executing a larger “contract” than he could conveniently do himself, employed others to “assist” him.