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|date=April 3, 1974 | |date=April 3, 1974 | ||
|subject=Civil Procedure | |subject=Civil Procedure | ||
|case_treatment=No | |||
|facts=Judy Mas, a citizen of Mississippi, was married to Jean Paul Mas, a citizen of France. They lived in Louisiana while attending LSU and then moved to Illinois for two years. Upon their arrival in Louisiana again, they rented an apartment from Oliver Perry, a citizen of Louisiana. The Mas couple had no intention of permanently settling in Louisiana. They discovered later that Mr. Perry had installed two-way mirrors in the bathroom and bedroom of their apartment and Mr. Perry had been watching them through the mirrors. | |facts=Judy Mas, a citizen of Mississippi, was married to Jean Paul Mas, a citizen of France. They lived in Louisiana while attending LSU and then moved to Illinois for two years. Upon their arrival in Louisiana again, they rented an apartment from Oliver Perry, a citizen of Louisiana. The Mas couple had no intention of permanently settling in Louisiana. They discovered later that Mr. Perry had installed two-way mirrors in the bathroom and bedroom of their apartment and Mr. Perry had been watching them through the mirrors. | ||
|procedural_history=Plaintiffs filed for damages of $100,000 in the District Court. At the end of the trial, defendant made oral motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction. Denied. | |procedural_history=Plaintiffs filed for damages of $100,000 in the District Court. At the end of the trial, defendant made oral motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction. Denied. |