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State of Louisiana v. Lawrence Chenier
Disclosure may be warranted, however, with a “determination that there exist peculiar and distinctive reasons why fundamental fairness dictates discovery.” Weathersby, 09–2407 at pp. 2–3, 29 So.3d at 501 ; State v. Washington, 411 So.2d 451, 451 (La.1982).
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State v. Harper
Disclosure may be warranted, however, with a “determination that there exist peculiar and distinctive reasons why fundamental fairness dictates discovery.” Weathersby , 09-2407 at pp. 2-3, 29 So.3d at 501 ; State v. Washington, 411 So.2d 451, 451 (La.1982).
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State v. Weathersby
State v. Washington, 411 So.2d 451, 451 (La.1982).
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Allen BEYER, et al.
v.
F & R OILFIELD CONTRACTORS, INC., et al.
v.
F & R OILFIELD CONTRACTORS, INC., et al.
82-C-0299.
Supreme Court of Louisiana.
Mar 12, 1982.
411 So. 2d 451
Dixon.
Published
Writ denied, 407 So.2d 15.
DIXON, C. J., and DENNIS, J., believing that all the necessary parties are before the court, would treat this suit as a shareholder's secondary action, reverse the rulings on the exception of no right of action, and remand the case for trial; see CCP 591(2) and 611.