83 So. 2d 131 | La. | 1955
Mrs. Katie Crow Smith instituted suit against the Union Parish School Board, in which suit she was joined by her husband, E. F. Smith, to recover $2,100, claimed to be due her under an oral contract of employment as a school teacher in the public schools of that Parish for the school year 19.48-1949, the Board having dispensed with her services without a hearing; they are appealing from the judgment of the lower court dismissing the suit on defendant’s exceptions of no cause or right of action.
The argument of appellants’ counsel that the trial judge erroneously maintained the exceptions and dismissed the plaintiffs’ suit because, according to the allegations of the petition,
For the reasons assigned, the judgment appealed from is affirmed.
. In disposing of an exception of no cause or right of action, all well-pleaded facts must be accepted as true.
. "* * * the worij ‘teacher’ means any employee of any Parish or city school board who holds a teacher’s certificate and whose legal employment requires such teacher’s certificate.” LSA-R.S. 17:441.
. “ * * * Every teacher shall hold a certificate of a grade sufficiently high to meet the requirements of his position. * * * ” LSA-R.S. 17:413.
. “Before receiving any remuneration for services rendered, every teacher of any school supported wholly or in part with public funds must have been fully qualified to teach in the public schools of Louisiana * * *.” LSA-R.S. 17:414.