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SERVANTS (law)


SERVANTS. In Louisiana they are divided into free servants and slaves. See Slaves; Slavery. Slaves; Slavery. 2. Free servants are, in general, all free persons who let, hire, or 2. Free servants are, in general, all free persons who let, hire, or engage their services to another in the state, to be employed therein at any engage their services to another in the state, to be employed therein at any work, commerce, or occupation whatever, for the benefit of him who has work, commerce, or occupation whatever, for the benefit of him who has contracted with them, for a certain sum or retribution, or upon certain contracted with them, for a certain sum or retribution, or upon certain conditions. conditions. 3. There are three kinds of free servants in the state, to wit: 3. There are three kinds of free servants in the state, to wit: 4.-1. Those who only hire out their services by the day, week, month, 4.-1. Those who only hire out their services by the day, week, month, or year, in consideration of certain wages. or year, in consideration of certain wages. 5.-2. Those who engage to serve for a fixed time for a certain 5.-2. Those who engage to serve for a fixed time for a certain consideration, and who are therefore considered not as having hired out, but consideration, and who are therefore considered not as having hired out, but as having sold their services. as having sold their services. 6.-3. Apprentices that is, those who engage to serve any one, in order 6.-3. Apprentices that is, those who engage to serve any one, in order to learn some art, trade, or profession. Civ. Code of Lo. art. 155, 156, to learn some art, trade, or profession. Civ. Code of Lo. art. 155, 156, 157. 157.