hasMany('ClassName', 'ForeignKey', 'LocalKey');

That's pretty much everything you need.

Mind that ClassName must include namespace if that's the case.

Your models look fine.

How about trying this in your view:

@foreach($leads as $lead)
    @foreach($lead->notes as $note) ...

Hi luciendub,

Do you have both models defined? Could you please put here your models definition?

I found the problem after a good night sleep! I had mispelled Note (Notes) in my Note.php model file. So I removed the "s" and used

@foreach($leads as $lead)
    @foreach($lead->notes as $note)
    {{$note->contenudelanote}}
    @endforeach
@endforeach

as proposed.

Thank you

and here is my Note.php model

<?php
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Collection;
class Note extends \Eloquent {
    protected $table = 'notes';
    protected $fillable = [];
    public function leads()
    {
        return $this->belongsTo('Lead');
    }
}