Carline Fisheries Inc. et al v. Vector Disease Control et al
Filing
70
RULING re 44 MOTION for Summary Judgment filed by Vector Disease Control International L L C, National Union Fire Insurance Co of Pittsburgh PA. Signed by Judge Dee D Drell on 10/22/2018. (crt,Roaix, G)
R EC E I VE D
OCT 22 2018
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TONY R. MOOflE, CLERK
WESTERN DISTRICT OF LOUISIAN�
ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
WESTERN DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
LAFAYETTE DIVISION
CIVIL ACTION NO. 6:16-1506
CARLINE FISHERIES, INC., ET AL.
VERSUS
JUDGE DEE D. DRELL
MAGISTRATE JUDGE HANNA
VECTOR DISEASE CONTROL
INTERNATIONAL, LLC, ET AL.
RULING
Before the court is a motion for summary judgment (Doc. 44) filed by defendants Vector
Disease Control International, LLC and National Union Fire Insurance Co. of Pittsburgh, PA. For
the reasons set forth below, the court finds that the motion should be DENIED.
I.
BACKGROUND
The Iberia Parish Mosquito Abatement District ("IPMAD") 1, tasked with conducting
mosquito abatement services for the parish, contacted Vector Disease Control International, LLC
("Vector") sometime prior to November 3, 2015, about conducting an aerial application of a
mosquito abatement chemical over parts of Iberia Parish. The two entered into a contract which
called upon Vector to make an aerial application of the chemical Dibrom on the evenings of
November 3 and 4, 2015, to specified areas of Iberia Parish. IPMAD provided Vector with GPS
coordinates of these target areas, and Vector confirmed the coordinates by sending maps of the
target areas back to IPMAD. Shortly before the aerial application on November 3, 2015, IPMAD
made an oral change to the contract. Instead of Dibrom, to which the mosquitos had built a
tolerance, Vector would spray the pesticide Permanone.
1 IPMAD is an agency of Iberia Parish government.
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