Succession of Clement
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Second Judicial District Court, Parish of Webster; J. N. Sandlin, Judge. In the matter of the succession of O. P. Clement. There was judgment in favor of the Bank of Webster and the Bank of Min-den, opponents of the account of the adminis-tratrix, and the widow, as administratrix and as tutrix of the minor children, appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtO’Niell, J.
O. P. Clement died, intestate, in 1917, leaving a widow and five minor children, and an insolvent succession. Among the assets of the succession were two life insurance policies, payable “unto his executors, administrators or assigns,” one in the New York Life Insurance Company for $1,500, oated the 5th of February, 1909, and one in the Penn Mutual, for $3,000, dated the 4th of May, 1914. The widow was appointed and qualified as administratrix of the succession and as tutrix of her five minor children. She collected, as administratrix, $1,472 in settlement of the New York Life policy, and…
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