Supreme Court of Louisiana September 28, 1981, No. 81-C-0629 (United States Daughters of 1812—Chalmette Chapter v. Louisiana Department of Culture, Recreation & Tourism)

LEMMON, Justice.

The issue in this case is whether plaintiff corporation, who obtained as seller in an act of sale the right to use the lower floor of a particular building for the duration of its corporate existence, loses that right by the expiration of 30 years.

In 1921 the State of Louisiana acquired from plaintiff a building in New Orleans known as the Jackson' House.