VINCENT v. TUSCH

No. 93-C-0979.

618 So.2d 385 (1993)

Gerry Marie VINCENT v. Francis TUSCH, Jefferson Parish, City of Kenner.

Supreme Court of Louisiana.

Rehearing Denied June 25, 1993.


PER CURIAM.

Where on the face of the petition it appears that prescription has run, the burden shifts to the plaintiff to prove a suspension or interruption of prescription. If the plaintiff's basis for claiming interruption is solidary liability between two parties, then the plaintiff also bears the burden of proving that solidary relationship. However, where the plaintiff's allegations in the petition and the amending petition have not been controverted in the hearing...

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